Developer Black Tusk Studios has confirmed that the first Christmas community event for 2011’s Gears of War 3 is now live. The first event, called “Hardcore Weekend,” removes all weapons from the map and leaves players
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says he had a “great day” meeting with the team at Black Tusk this week. Microsoft-owned developer Black Tusk Studios is making “massive progress” on the upcoming Gears of War game for Xbox One. That’s
Microsoft’s head of the Xbox division Phil Spencer is always quite receptive of the ideas he hears from the community, and today he provided a few interesting comments on Twitter. To the suggestion of a crossover between
American professional wrestler Paul Wight, better known for his ring name Big Show, would “love” to be in a future Gears of War game. He said as much during a recent video Q&A to promote WWE 2K15, which was released on Xbox
A lot of people thought the “Gears of War” franchise was dead after a fairly poor showing in its third installment. After being sold to Black Tusk Studios by Microsoft the newest installment is in the
Phil Spencer says it was a mistake to retweet a tweet about a “Marcus Phoenix Collection” for Xbox One. Phil Spencer, who makes the decisions about what games will come to Xbox platforms,recently retweeted a tweet about a “Marcus
Series veteran talks Black Tusk, Bioshock and betraying fans Rod Fergusson knows Gears of War. After ten years at Epic Games he was as recognisable a front-man as Cliff Bleszinski or Marcus Fenix, and it was
While Black Tusk Studios has been working on the future installment for the chainsawing action known as the Gears of War series, dedicated fans are still lingering on the online servers for Gears of War 3 and Gears of War: Judgement. However,
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