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Good news Command & Conquer fans, it looks like the franchise might not have been completely cancelled after all. This is according to an update on EA’s page where it states that the game is being moved to a new studio. While this doesn’t confirm when development will resume or who the new studio might be, it’s still good news for those who were worried that the franchise might have been dropped for good, or that EA might put the game on ice for a while before resuming its development. According to EA, “For those of you who bought The C&C Ultimate Collection, your early access to the beta will be honored once production of this title resumes under a new studio. “

It was just last month where it was announced that Command & Conquer: Generals 2, first announced back in 2011, would be cancelled, and that the studio behind it, Victory Studios, would be shutting down. The money gamers spent on the alpha has since been refunded. Many expressed their surprise and disappointment that the game has been cancelled, although we have to wonder if the new studio will simply pick things up from where it was left of, or if they will be starting all over from scratch, which in that case would result in another couple of years waiting.

Command & Conquer Development Will Be Moved To A New Studio original content from Ubergizmo.

Gamers who enjoy a good first-person shooter and plan to purchase the PlayStation 4 or the Xbox One consoles along with Battlefield 4 have some very interesting multiplayer battles waiting. We already know that Battlefield 4 will be available on the launch day for both of those consoles. EA is taking some time to brag […]

EA Games and DICE released Battlefield 4 this week on current-generation consoles and PC, which we’re sure many of you are probably decided to catch up on a bit of news in between matches. If you haven’t picked up Battlefield 4 yet, there’s still some good times left in Battlefield 3 to experience, especially if you have the “best Battlefield 3 player ever” on your team. (more…)

Battlefield 3 Player Uses Military Terms During Match For A Hilarious Experience original content from Ubergizmo.

One of the most highly anticipated games of the next-generation of consoles has to be Titanfall. The shooter will be exclusive to Microsoft platforms as it’s expected to be released March 2014 on Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Windows PC machines, which means future owners of the PlayStation 4 will unfortunately be missing out on the game. Although you shouldn’t completely count a Titalfall game making its way to other platforms out of the realm of possibility. (more…)

Titanfall Completely Exclusive To Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC; Sequel May Not Be original content from Ubergizmo.

EA has announced that it has signed a deal with Ken Block in which he will become the Racing Advisor for the Need for Speed franchise. Block is an amazing race car driver who has participated in rally racing and won multiple X-Games medals. EA will also be sponsoring Block and his Ford Fiesta ST 2013 racing car.

The best news from this announcement isn’t that Block will be associated with Need for Speed, at least not for me. The best news is that EA will be working with Block on the release of Gymkhana Six. If you never seen a Gymkhana video and you’re a fan of cars or racing, you’re really missing out. So why not watch the last one now?..

EA says that the next installment in the Gymkhana franchise will be released in its entirety on November 11. EA promises that the new video raises the bar for what can be done behind the wheel of a car. That bar was already pretty high after Gymkhana 5, in my opinion. The next video the franchise will be available directly from the Need for Speed website and on the franchise’s YouTube channel.