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Microsoft is really building a dream team of developers for the upcoming Xbox One rendition of Gears of War. The game being developed by Black Tusk Studios just recently received another veteran from the Epic Games development team to help with the new version of the popular third-person shooter.

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Do your best and make your hero the most influential person in the Kingdom of Opulencia

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Mortal Kombat X gets a ton of juicy DLC news Remedy is considering making a sequel to Alan Wake. Meanwhile Splatoon gets a special Wii U bundle and Epic loses one of their best.

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Greg M. Mitchell, the man responsible for almost all the cinematics in the Gears of War franchise, has left Epic Games to join Black Tusk Studios.

Added: 21.04.2015 18:30 | 7 views | 0 comments


After spending nine years at Epic Games, Greg Mitchell has announced he is leaving the studio to work at Microsoft's new first-party development team, Black Tusk Studios. Back at Epic, Mitchell worked as the cinematic director on Gears of War. Now it looks like he will be continuing his work on the popular Xbox-exclusive franchise under Microsoft's wing. Here's what he had to say about his departure from Epic in a post on Twitter: Are you excited for the next installment in Microsoft's Locust-filled third-person shooter franchise?

Added: 21.04.2015 11:57 | 5 views | 0 comments


Mitchell led video production on all Gears of War games from GoW2 onwards.

Greg Mitchell has announced he is leaving his post at Epic Games to join Microsoft's new Vancouver studio, Black Tusk.

With nine years of experience at Epic Games, Mitchell was responsible for the direction of all cinematics in the popular shooter series from Gears of War 2 onwards.

He leaves the North Carolina based developer to join the startup studio Black Tusk, which is building the next game in the Gears of War series, following to lead development.

Added: 21.04.2015 11:57 | 0 views | 0 comments


Mitchell led video production on all Gears of War games from GoW2 onwards.

Greg Mitchell has announced he is leaving his post at Epic Games to join Microsoft's new Vancouver studio, Black Tusk.

With nine years of experience at Epic Games, Mitchell was responsible for the direction of all cinematics in the popular shooter series from Gears of War 2 onwards.

He leaves the North Carolina based developer to join the startup studio Black Tusk, which is building the next game in the Gears of War series, following to lead development.