Former Call of Duty director and Treyarch co-head Jason Blundell has departed Deviation Games, the studio he co-founded…
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Deviation Games' other co-founder, Dave Anthony, will stay on as CEO following Blundell's departure, with the studio noting Anthony has also"assumed the role of game director this past year and remains a guiding force as we look ahead". Elsewhere in its statement, Deviation highlights a number of industry veterans who've recently taken roles on the team, including Call of Duty game designer Tony Flame, and God of War franchise alumni Dean Rymer and Jonathan Hawkins. Additionally, Louis Castle - co-founder of the legendary Westwood Studios - has joined as senior vice president of development.
"This plethora of talent makes Deviation uniquely equipped to continue leading the ever-evolving games industry into the future," the statement concludes,"including with the continued development of our previously announced, groundbreaking AAA original IP".Sony is planning to release over the next four years.We want to make Eurogamer better, and that means better for our readers - not for algorithms.
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