Free Radical Design

Steve Ellis, the two times founder of Free Radical Design, takes us through the return of TimeSplitters that never was

Update: Embracer-owned Plaion has confirmed the closure of the TimeSplitters studio

Embracer subsidiary might close its doors two years after it was reformed to work on a new TimeSplitters

Anonymous dev claims game was mediocre before cancellation, Ellis responds

Former Free Radical staff reveal why cult sequel was never made

Co-founder Steve Ellis details the relationships, games and politics behind the fall of the TimeSplitters studio

Free Radical Design becomes Crysis team's sixth studio

Administrator confirms Crytek swoop for troubled UK studio

Crysis developer picks up troubled UK outfit, according to reports

Wednesday deadline for future of TimeSplitters and Haze studio

Administrator considers whole or part sale for Haze studio as January deadline looms

UPDATE: 40 people still working on concepts; no publisher deals signed

Independent developer's plight "highlights the difficult economic climate"

TimeSplitters, Haze developer lays off staff, Rebellion picks up Battlefront III project?

Free Radical Design boss Dave Doak has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that he's dubious of any benefits that tax credit schemes would have for UK development, following the decision by the EU to give 20 per cent of development costs back to French studios.

GameCity is offering attendees the chance to play an exclusive demo of Ubisoft and Free Radical Design's hotly anticipated PlayStation 3 shooter Haze this week.

A lack of Government concessions to the games industry is driving up development costs and seeing big contracts and local talent disappear abroad, David Doak tells <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i>.

Leading development studios based in the Midlands have already begun recruiting staff from defunct outfit CiRCLE Studios, <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> can reveal.

Free Radical Design's David Doak has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that if the developer didn't own it's own intellectual property, it would have gone out of business.

Free Radical Design, responsible for the acclaimed TimeSplitters game series, has entered into a publishing agreement with Ubisoft for its latest, as yet un-named next generation console and PC title.

Leading publisher Electronic Arts is set to publish the third instalment in the popular TimeSplitters franchise, after Nottingham-based Free Radical Design signed a global deal with the US giant.