Crysis 2 News

Publisher says Crysis 2: Maximum Edition complies with Steam's terms of service; says it has nothing to announce regarding other EA titles missing from Valve's digital store.

Sci-fi shooter sequel set in "urban rainforest" in New York, due in spring next year; EA outlines preorder bonuses.

[UPDATE] Electronic Arts' proprietary Web store lists Crysis 3 before pulling official product page; art hints at return to urban setting; more details to arrive April 16.

Crysis developer said to have new "big budget" game in development for consoles and PC.

Cloud gaming services will increase development costs and ultimately increase costs of games to consumers, head of game developers' association says.

Naughty Dog leads the pack with 12 nominations for AIAS-organized honors, joins Portal 2, Skyrim, Batman: Arkham City, and Zelda: Skyward Sword as Game of the Year candidates.

Crytek cofounder addresses ex-employee lawsuits, allegations that it treats staff as "disposable pieces of meat to be discarded at will."

Valve head says studio is actively working to "show" Battlefield 3 publisher that it makes sense to release games through online portal.

Valve's puzzler ships 2 million to retailers as Crysis 2, FIFA 11 show staying power; digital revenue makes up more than 20 percent of publisher's income.

Publisher says disappearance of Crysis 2, other titles from storefront result of Valve forbidding contact with players about new patches, content.

ESRB, Korean rating board evaluate console versions of Crytek's 2007 first-person shooter.

Crysis company says it does "not have any next generation hardware from Microsoft"; focused on bringing DX11 update to Crysis 2.

Resurrection of fatality-focused fighter sells nearly 900,000 copies, beats out Portal 2 in big month at retail as total game sales up 20% year-over-year.

Undead outer-space thriller, Dragon Age II, Crysis 2 each ship more than 2 million; company posts quarterly profit of $151 million, annual loss of $276 million.

In open letter, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli says PC gamers can get their hands on game editor in the coming months; in August company will release full CryEngine SDK.

[UPDATE] Xbox 360 sells 433,000 units as Pokemon Black & White combine for 2.4 million; 3DS first-weeks sales hit 400,000; Homefront and Dragon Age II also medal in weaker-than-expected retail software market.

Trio of industry watchers projects 5-10% software decline; Sebastian says 3DS demand experienced rapid drop-off.

Series developer says it's taking cheating "very seriously" and that it will penalize offenders.

New release slate championed by Crytek's multiplatform shooter, TT Games' latest block game, and Square Enix's fighting game; The Sims Medieval, Ghostbusters: SOS, Tomb Raider, Splinter Cell Trilogies, and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood PC also out.

This week's releases are filled with high-powered shooting, a story told a long time ago in a galaxy far away, and two more additions spawning from Square Enix's meal ticket.