Geoff Keighley: Last News

READ MORE: ‘Metal Slug Tactics’ announced with gameplay trailerAs announced via Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest on June 10th, 2021, Tiny Tina’s Wonderland is described as a “high fantasy take on a looter shooter” and was confirmed to not take place in the Borderlands universe.Published by 2K Games, the new title will feature the voice cast of numerous well-known names, including Andy Samberg, Wanda Sykes, Will Arnett and Ashley Burch. The latter of which has voice Tiny Tina since the Borderland series began.The character most recently appeared in Borderlands 3, which launched in September 2019.

Call of Duty Season 4 will premiere later this week as part of E3 2021.The stream will take place on Thursday June 10 at 7pm BST (11am PT/2pm ET).

Summer Game Fest, which will return for its second iteration in June, will welcome more than just news on upcoming video game titles as Weezer kicks things off with a live performance.

Summer Game Fest is coming back for another round in June. Curated by The Game Awards producer Geoff Keighley, thecelebration of video games will again take place in an all-digital format, spotlighting studio and independent titles along with new gameplay demos, announcements and musical performances.

Christopher Nolan has revealed that he is “interested” in turning his movies into video games.During a recent fan Q&A session for his latest film Tenet, hosted by video game journalist and personality Geoff Keighley, Nolan was asked if he would want any of his films to be adapted into a video game.Nolan responded by comparing the filmmaking process to video game development, saying that while both are “complicated and [take] a long time”, the video game development process tends to be a more complex entity.He also touched upon the issue of movie tie-in games, saying that “you don’t want to just be doing a licensed game, you don’t want to just be tying in with something and using the brand established by the film”.“The same way you don’t

Neil Druckmann and Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us Part II swept The Game Awards on Thursday. A follow up to the original 2013 video game, The Last of Us Part II took home a total of seven awards at Geoff Keighley’s annual awards show.

Vin Diesel is one Hollywood name in a star-studded cast for a new animated series inspired by the 2017 action survival video game Ark: Survival Evolved. The cast, which also includes Elliot Page, David Tennant, Michelle Yeoh and Jefrey Wright, was announced Thursday evening during The Game Awards, hosted by Geoff Keighley.

Alex Stedman News Editor, Variety.comThe coronavirus pandemic may have impacted the way we hold live events, but this year’s Game Awards is still on.The 2020 ceremony is airing live from Los Angeles, London and Tokyo from three in-studio, audience-less locations. Speaking to Variety in September, host Geoff Keighley said they “would never normally be able to have three cities live” — which inspired the big-scale idea.“This is a unique year of circumstances, so let’s try that.

Alex Stedman News Editor, Variety.comThe Game Awards are almost upon us, and, like most award shows, it’ll be looking a little different this year.The 2020 ceremony, hosted by Geoff Keighley, will be taking place on Thursday night in Los Angeles, Tokyo and London, airing from three in-studio, audience-less locations due to the coronavirus pandemic. And it may be the most digitally accessible awards show out there.The Game Awards will be streamed for free across 45 platforms globally, among them: YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, Steam and Oculus Venues.

Twitter this weekend, confirming that the official YouTube livestream will include an audio descriptive mode.

Dragon Age 4 will be getting a new trailer reveal at The Game Awards, EA have confirmed.Read more: The Ryse and (God)fall of next-gen launch titlesThe announcement came on December 4, known in the community as Dragon Age Day, because of the D4 date.So far, all we’ve seen of the new Dragon Age game are some brief snippets of the engine and character silhouettes at Gamescom.Shortly after EA’s statement, Geoff Keighley, the event’s host, confirmed the news. It comes just as executive producer Mark Darrah left BioWare, alongside Mass Effect executive producer Casey Hudson.Don't miss a special look at the next DRAGON AGE from @bioware during #TheGameAwards next Thursday.

Alex Stedman News Editor, Variety.comOn Oct. 24, Donald Mustard, worldwide creative director at “Fortnite” developer Epic Games, sat down on a Zoom call with The Game Awards host Geoff Keighley and hundreds of his closest fans for a relaxed Sunday afternoon conversation.Answering questions from both Keighley and the fans, Mustard touched on everything from his career path, the future of games and how Epic avoids employee burnout.

Tribeca Film website.To help facilitate the selection process, the Tribeca Film Festival has pulled together a new gaming advisory board, consisting of several big names in the gaming industry.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTribeca Film Festival is expanding its focus on video games at next year’s planned fest in New York City: For the first time, Tribeca will open submissions for games to join the 2021 festival as official selections — and will bestow the inaugural Tribeca Games Award from the entries.The festival also announced a new advisory board for Tribeca Games comprising luminaries from the games and film worlds.

coronavirus pandemic, the show will operate without an audience and instead air from studio locations at Los Angeles, London and Tokyo.The presentation will be presented and curated by industry veteran Geoff Keighley, who has helmed the show since its birth in 2014. Similar to previous years, multiple awards, musical performances, and world premiere announcements will happen throughout the course of the show.Due to the lack of a studio audience, viewers and co-streamers will instead be able to interact throughout with live in-game experiences, and interactive extensions on streaming platforms such as Twitch.

The sixth edition of the annual Game Awards is set for an all-digital, live-streamed event on Dec. 10.

Geoff Keighley bookended an entire season of reveals and conferences last Thursday (August 27) with Opening Night Live, which kicked off his annual Gamescom extravaganza. After months of trailers, gameplay demos and interviews, the curtain fell with a resounding thud on a busy few months of video game news.To reward us for our diligence, Opening Night Live decided to provide its viewers with a surprising blast from the past.

Riot Games has officially released a trailer for its upcoming board game, Tellstones: King’s Gambit, which is set in the League Of Legends universe.The trailer was released during Riot Games’ livestream on The Games Awards YouTube channel. During the showcase, Greg Street, the vice president of IP and entertainment at Riot Games, discussed details about the game with video game reporter Geoff Keighley.Street revealed that Riot Games “views Tellstones as existing within the League universe”, stating that its real-life equivalents would be similar to Chess or Mancala.

PS5 exclusive Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart will be getting a second gameplay reveal this Thursday (August 27), at GamesCom’s Opening Night Live.GamesCom host Geoff Keighley took to Twitter to reveal that fans will soon be getting a more in-depth look at the highly anticipated PS5 platformer in action during the opening ceremony of this year’s GamesCom event.Keighley also confirmed that this week’s demo will be “full, longer” and “uncut”.

PlayStation 5 production will be ramped up to meet gamer demands when it launches later this year. Then, we heard a Sony spokesperson announce that the company would give players plenty of notice before pre-orders go live, ensuring everyone has an equal chance to reserve their console ahead of its unannounced release date.

Sony has shared an update on the pre-order process for the upcoming PlayStation 5 console, reassuring gamers that the pre-orders will not drop without any prior notice.PlayStation global head of marketing Ed Lempel announced the news over the weekend during an interview with video game journalist Geoff Keighley. Keighley asked Lempel when gamers can expect to pre-order the next-gen console after rumours of its release date and pricing made its way onto the internet last week.Lempel then put the rumours to rest, saying: “No, definitely not now.