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• “I’m not running a business to just make profit” - Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley

  Rebellion isn’t like any other game developer. It is a studio that answers to nobody.

• Sniper Elite developer Rebellion is “working on Switch titles”

  During E3, we got the chance to sit down with Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley and chat about the future of the Sniper Elite team. Once Strange Brigade is out the door in August, what else can we expect?

• “We don’t have any interest in games as a service” - Strange Brigade developer Rebellion

  During E3, we got chance to try out Strange Brigade, a new co-op experience from Sniper Elite developer Rebellion.

• Metacritic and review scores are "irrelevant" to Sniper Elite dev

  Review scores roll off Rebellion like water off a duck’s back, because its games sell strongly, turn profits, and make people happy.

• Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army coming to consoles with new content, Rebellion confirms

  Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army is shuffling its way to consoles, according to developer Rebellion. It’s not going to a be a straight port of the PC edition either, so you can expect new content.

• Say no to corridors: Rebellion on Sniper Elite 3's sandbox

  Sniper Elite 3 gives players freedom to stealth their way to stylish kills across the sandbox of war-torn Africa. VG247’s Dave Cook speaks with studio CEO Jason Kingsley to talk about the next-gen project.

• Sniper Elite 3: Rebellion discusses North Africa setting, sandbox approach

  Sniper Elite 3 developer Rebellion has discussed the game’s North Africa setting with VG247, and has explained why it will allow for a free-form sandbox approach to situations, much like its predecessors. This time however, the locales will be even bigger thanks to the game’s next-gen clout.

• Sniper Elite V2 dev explains why Wii U build is best

  Sniper Elite V2 was recently announced for a Wii U release, along with a slew of bespoke features. Developer Rebellion has explained why this will be the best version of the game in a new interview.

• GameSpy server shut-downs: Rebellion head responds

  Rebellion head and co-founder Jason Kingsley has responded to GameSpy’s sudden server shutdown. Rebellion’s Sniper Elite servers have been canned in the wave of closures, and Kingsley has spoke out on the matter after seeing waves of his fans unable to play online without any warning. Get the details below.

• Neverdead developer: "You never aim to make a bad game"

  Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley is aware of, and unhappy with, his studio’s growing reputation for turning out poorly-received games.

• Rebellion moving away from games that are "good for business" but not for its "reputation"

  Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley has said the studio has implemented a “deliberate policy” to no longer create games which are “good for business, but not necessarily good for our reputation.”

• Politician proposes tax breaks for UK game devs

  British Labour MP Tom Watson has come out in support of the games industry, calling for reforms to the Research and Development Tax Credit system.

• Aliens Vs Predator PC demo available on Steam

  Sega’s released AvP’s multiplayer demo for PC: download it now.

• Rebellion's original Aliens vs. Predator heading to Steam [Update]

  Update: You can buy it now. It’s £2.99. Rebellion to release the 1999 version of Aliens vs. Predator via Steam for cheap.

• Aliens Vs Predator to have dedicated servers

  Rebellion’s confirmed that Aliens Vs Predator will, after all, have dedicated servers for multiplayer. “Despite rumours, Rebellion has always been planning to support dedicated servers for Aliens vs Predator PC and we can now officially confirm that this is the case. Rebellion has always appreciated fan support,” said Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley. “We’re really looking […]