Bizarre Creations

Matt Cavanagh announces new independent studio

Ex-management say company culture changed, studio had chance to buy itself back

New studio focusing on iOS and PC opens this month

But Wilson is philosophical about shuttering, "extremely proud" of achievements

Gareth Wilson becomes part of Sheffield studio

"1994-2011"

Liverpool studio winding down this week

Publisher "recommends closure" after failure to find a buyer

Sumo, Jagex, Codemasters hoping to offer lifeline to talent as studio future hangs in the balance

The boxed game market is a tougher place than ever to survive - even for studios with a proven track record

Publisher admits new IP Blur failed commercially and is "exploring options" for Liverpool racing studio

Project Gotham studio may lose all 200 staff; official statement expected soon

Brand new tale Blood Stone announced, as next movie remains in limbo

The developer says the surprise deal with Activision freed it from business responsibilities

Bizarre Creations, the developer of The Club, Geometry Wars and the Project Gotham Racing franchise, is calling for a tax cut for British developers

Bizarre Creations has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that it can get on with creating games without having to worry about business pressures thanks to its recent acquisition by Activision.

Responding to Activision's acquisition of Bizarre Creations, Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter thinks that the developer could create a new multiplatform racing IP

Bizarre Creations' Brian Woodhouse has admitted the studio has already run up huge costs creating Project Gotham Racing 4 - but said development will continue until the game is ready for release.