Tag Archives: Steve Ellis
Fri, Jan 11, 2013 | 12:44 GMT
Snowman and the Snowdog game passes 1 million downloads
The Snowman and the Snowdog saw many tears shed over the Christmas holidays. One bunch who definitely aren’t crying right now are the developers of the Channel 4 show’s companion app Crash Lab, founded by ex-Free Radical dev Steve Ellis.
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Posted in: Android, App Store, Apple, iOS, iPad, iPhone
Tags: colin macdonald, crash lab, Steve Ellis, The Snowman and the Snowdog
Tue, Oct 02, 2012 | 17:39 BST
Timesplitters 2 HD was planned for XBLA release, as was Killer Instinct HD
Timesplitters 2 HD was once planned for release on XBL Arcade, and Killer Instinct HD was also in consideration, according to Free Radical.
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Posted in: Action, Shooter, Xbox 360, Xbox Live
Tags: free radical, Killer Instinct HD, Lee Musgrave, Martin Wakeley, rare, Steve Ellis, Timesplitters 2 HD
Sat, Apr 06, 2013 | 16:41 BST
Free Radical – Battlefront 3 cancelled by “psychopaths” at LucasArts
Free Radical co-founder David Doak has told Eurogamer Star Wars: Battlefront 3 may not have been complete when it was cancelled by, but it was “very far from a car crash and had interesting ideas.”
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Posted in: Action, Development, Lucasarts
Tags: Battlefront 3, Battlefront III, dave doak, free radical, jim ward, Steve Ellis
Thu, May 03, 2012 | 04:58 BST
Timesplitters developer says shooters don’t make money
Free Radical co-founder Steve Ellis feels there’s no room in the shooter market for anything but Battlefield and Call of Duty.
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Posted in: Shooter, Trade
Tags: free radical, Steve Ellis, timesplitters 4
Thu, Apr 26, 2012 | 11:56 BST
Free Radical offered Goldeneye return pre-administration, Battlefront 3 “pretty much done”
Before it entered into administration and was subsequently bought by Crytek, Free Radical was offered the chance to make a second Goldeneye game with Activision, studio co-founder Steve Ellis has said.
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Posted in: Action, Development, Lucasarts, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Tags: free radical, Steve Ellis
Wed, Apr 25, 2012 | 18:44 BST
Ex-Free Radical and Rare developers form iOS studio Crash Lab
Ex-Free Radical and Rare designers have formed a new iOS studio called Crash Lab. Consisting of Free Radical Design’s Steve Ellis and Rare’s Martin Wakeley and Lee Musgrave, the studio was formed in November and three iOS games are currently in the works. Twist Pilot and Flying Rocket Defence are two of the titles. The UK firm also announced it has formed “partnerships with a diverse range of companies.” Thanks, Gamasutra.
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Posted in: Development, UK, iOS
Tags: crash lab, free radical, Lee Musgrave, Martin Wakeley, rare, Steve Ellis
Mirror’s Edge 2 listing pops up on Amazon Germany