A MUCH-LOVED game is shutting down next week on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S after only a year. The free-to-play first person ...

Ghosts' executive producer Mark Rubin revealed that the 2013 video game was a homage to the iconic James Bond film, Moonraker ...

Rubin’s statement dismissed the rumors and outlined the game’s roadmap moving forward. This article delves into his statement, read on to learn more. Mark Rubin's statement regarding the ...

However, following the latest variation of this rumor, the game's executive producer Mark Rubin has taken to X to shut down talk of, well, shutting down. "To be crystal clear there are NO plans to ...

Objectively speaking, Ubisoft has been working on a multiplayer shooter for at least four years now. XDefiant Executive Producer Mark Rubin has gone on Twitter to defend his game. Mark felt the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. After rumors surfaced of a potential shutdown for Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter XDefiant, the game's executive producer, Mark Rubin, says the ...

“No, the game is absolutely not dying ... XDefiant’s executive producer Mark Rubin claims that the free-to-play FPS is “not dying” and, in fact, has Ubisoft’s full support following ...

ie, is the game dying?" Mark—who I take to be XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin—wrote in the update. "No, the game is absolutely not dying. We know there are things we need to improve ...

the game’s Executive Producer has confirmed. Mark Rubin responded to rumors that the shooter was going to be canned in the near future. He reassured fans the team remains ‘super focused’ on ...

XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin says developers like Activision are too focused on making the most money, instead of designing a good game that players naturally gravitate towards.

XDefiant producer Mark Rubin has told players it's "okay to move on" if the game "isn't for you", but disputed claims the game was "rushed out" to avoid releasing at the same time as other big games.