Ready At Dawn

Closure allegedly aims at making sure Reality Labs stays on target with its new budgetary restrictions

Former employee suggests one third of Ready At Dawn staff have been let go, including studio head

Oculus parent picks up Lone Echo franchise studio to work on VR content

Ready at Dawn's Ru Weerasuriya on why his studio has mostly avoided sequels, the rise of VR and eSports, and the demise of portables

Ready at Dawn's Ru Weerasuriya says he puts fun and creativity above profit; he talks to us about VR and his new co-op melee game De-formers

Industry veteran to oversee business and new publishing arm based in Texas

Randy Pitchford and Ru Weerasuriya discuss the ups, downs and future of AAA independent development

Sony's new IP for PS4 squanders gorgeous visuals and interesting setting with uninspired gameplay

Ru Weerasuriya on fighting back against used games, and why he's launching The Order 1886 exclusively on PS4

Ru Weerasuriya tells us all consoles now will have to be more open; he also stresses team, not the game, as "the ultimate goal"

The studio shares its love of the Vita with us and talks all about preparing for next-gen gaming

Handheld game-copying is worse than on PC, says God of War dev

Independent developer loses 13 staff as company workload slows between projects

Engine will integrate Autodesk's Maya software for real-time development previewing

Chains of Olympus developer to sell PS3, Xbox 360, PSP technology

Developer behind highest-rated PSP title sends devkits back, moves to new formats

Ready At Dawn, developer of the upcoming God of War: Chains of Olympus for PSP, has announced that its Daxter game has sold 2 million copies

After nearly a decade at Naughty Dog creative director Dan Arey is leaving the company to join Ready at Dawn, <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> can reveal.

Ready At Dawn president Didier Malenfant has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that Sony's performance in the next-gen console market will be determined by the actions of the company itself, not those of its rivals.

Ready At Dawn's Didier Malenfant on why the studio is sticking with PSP.