Crytek (Page 6)

The company's CEO and president on lessons learned from Crysis, and the challenges facing new studios today

Cevat Yerli doesn't think the studio could have set up in current industry conditions

Although there are good reasons for them to hit in 2010, says Cevat Yerli

Developer will co-host the event set to take place during the middle of the convention in Leipzig

Developer to remain Bulgaria-based but will now be known as Crytek Black Sea

Crytek's lead designer on the problems of PC hardware and making games for a wider audience

The company's president has blamed piracy for the need to develop for multiple platforms, describing it as a "core problem"

The 8th annual Game Developers Choice Awards were announced this evening at GDC in San Francisco, with Valve's Portal taking the highest honour

Crytek will demonstrate their CryENGINE 2 game development middleware and their Sandbox 2 game editor running on multiple hardware platforms at this year's GDC

EA Partners' Nick Button-Brown has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that he believes European developers are more creative than US studios that are focused on making money rather than taking chances.

While admitting that he doesn't spend that much time playing them, Crytek's art director says that videogame consoles can't compare to the PC

Crytek's Michael Khaimzon looks back on the process of creating Crysis

Crytek, developer of forthcoming PC shooter Crysis, has confirmed to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that it plans to produce games for consoles in future - including the Nintendo Wii.

Part two of our exclusive interview with Crytek's Cevat Yerli.

XLGames, the studio founded by Lineage creator Jake Song, has signed with Crytek to use the developer's CryEngine 2 middleware for a new MMORPG.

Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that having Electronic Arts as a publisher means the studio has both more support and more freedom than it did when working with Ubisoft.

IGN Entertainment's GameSpy has announced a licensing deal to incorporate its multiplayer online technology into Crytek's upcoming Crysis game

Crytek's highly-anticipated sci-fi shooter Crysis will be released for the PC on November 16, publisher EA has confirmed.

Crytek continues its European expansion with the opening of a new studio in Hungarian capital Budapest.

Developer Crytek has revealed that its recently established Kiev studio has gone into full production of a new title based on original IP.