Tue, Nov 30, 2010 | 20:37 GMT
Stuart Black joins City Interactive
Former Criterion and Codemasters dev Stuart Black has joined Studio Interactive, the company’s announced.
Black will join up with a newly-built studio in London by SI to lead development on “an exciting new story-driven WWII shooter that will emphasize high adventure in a genre that’s become bogged down in reverence and historical accuracy.”
City Interactive released Sniper: Ghost Warrior for PC and Xbox 360 earlier this year, and will release a PS3 version next year.
Meanwhile, Black, who led development on the Criterion shooter of the same name, left Codemasters Guildford earlier this year. The studio is currently working on PS360 FPS Bodycount.
Thanks, Gama.
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Posted in: Shooter
Tags: City Interactive, Stuart Black
10 comments
#1
Hunam
30/11/10, 7:35 pm
I think we should run a pool on how long before the company releases his game that Stuart will quit?
#2
Johnny Cullen
30/11/10, 7:36 pm
Six months.
#3
YoungZer0
30/11/10, 8:15 pm
City Interactive? Someone’s trying to play with the big guys.
#4
adamski
30/11/10, 8:28 pm
Bodycoint; think that’s not the right game.
#5
Freek
30/11/10, 8:42 pm
They also changed their name to City Fuckin’ Interactive.
#6
AHA-Lambda
30/11/10, 8:43 pm
wow someone’s moved up in the world -_-
#7
Erthazus
30/11/10, 9:15 pm
City Interactive? WOW… Polish developers of TURD games.
#8
YoungZer0
30/11/10, 9:27 pm
@6: By laying off stuff. Yeay! O:
#9
OrbitMonkey
30/11/10, 9:35 pm
An exciting and story driven WW2 shooter..? I hope its a game adaptation of Inglorious Basterds… And that its good…*dreams*
#10
KingCancer
30/11/10, 10:49 pm
I’d laugh if it weren’t so sad.