Ted Price: Last News

Marvel’s Spider-Man was originally supposed to feature a much bigger fight against the villainous Doc Ock… but it was reduced in size.Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price has revealed that Marvel’s Spider-Man rethought its finale in order to avoid forcing its employees into crunch.“Originally, we were going to have a boss battle that took you all over New York City, and it was way out of scope,” he said (via GamesIndustry). “The temptation is to just brute force it, put our heads down and run through the brick wall.

Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford has confirmed that a new Brothers In Arms game is in development, but that the company will be keeping details quiet.In an interview with Ted Price, the CEO of Insomniac Games, Pitchford officially confirmed the development of a new Brothers In Arms game. Although the podcast aired in April, a YouTube upload this month has seen the news picked up.Pitchford explained why the company has chosen to keep its cards close to its chest with regards to the new Brothers In Arms, saying that lessons had been learned from Aliens: Colonial Marines.

Insomniac Games creative director Marcus Smith recently sat down on a podcast to discuss a lot of the challenges behind the creation of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.Interviewed by Ted Price, president and founder of the studio, Smith talks about how he wanted to make sure the latest entry really stayed true to the series (thanks, Op attack):“Internally, especially, it was much more about staying true to the franchise, Ratchet and Clank is coming up on 20 years now, and it really is one of the few remaining character action platformers of that era that is still not just surviving, but thriving.”Smith adds: “Staying true to that, but also bringing something new, because the flipside to being around forever is you’ve done a lot of things, so

Tony Hawk and Cyberpunkfranchise creator Mike Pondsmith are leading the lineup for PAX Online, the digital iteration of video game conference PAX West. The nine-day virtual event, running Sept.