Video Games Deluxe founder Brendan McNamara previously established the Australian studio Team Bondi ... to the game's cancellation. Rockstar's global network of development studios are understood ...

Legendary Rockstar Games producer says the games industry needs to work smarter, not harder, if it wants to continue to thrive.

GTA 6 developer Rockstar Games has today confirmed its acquisition of Video Games Deluxe, a team it's been working with over the years to remaster the company's back catalogue of games.

One of PlayStation’s bosses isn’t too worried about GTA 6 negatively impacting other games on release, noting it’s “definitely gonna be a big economic boost” for gaming.

The studio will be rebranded as Rockstar Australia, likely to work on Grand Theft Auto 6. The acquisition is seen as a strategic move to enhance game development ... Games Deluxe join the team ...

The move brings LA Noire director Brendan McNamara back to Rockstar, with the developer having founded Video Games Deluxe after departing now-defunct LA Noire studio Team Bondi. "After working ...

Anticipation for GTA 6 is high, with Rockstar Games spending unprecedented time on development. Factors include crafting a larger game world, improved internal work culture, and pandemic-related ...

Rockstar Games head of publishing Jennifer Kolbe added: "After working together closely for many years, we are excited to have Video Games Deluxe join the team as Rockstar Australia." Video Games ...

Rockstar Games announced it’s acquiring Video Games Deluxe, the Sydney-based studio behind L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files (2017) and the shelved Quest port of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004).

Rockstar Games Head of Publishing said: “After working together closely over many years, we are excited to have Video Games Deluxe join the team as Rockstar Australia.” Meanwhile, Video Games ...