Racing official high-performance cars on the most challenging tracks in the world is just half the fun in Race Driver: Create & Race as Codemasters reveals further details of the game's custom circuit ...

Codemasters has signed with Templar Publishing to produce games based on its best-selling Ology books. The UK publisher will create titles based on the 14 million-selling series, with Dragonology, ...

Codemasters are working alongside Templar Publishing to bring a number of titles based on their Ology series of books. The deal will see Templar Publishing's best sellers Dragonology, Wizardology and ...

Well, that was unexpected. Codemasters, the British developer behind countless racing franchises including Dirt, Project Cars and the annualized F1 games, has been snapped up by EA. A little more than ...

It's official: EA now has a much larger stake in the racing game world. The publisher has completed its $1.2 billion acquisition of Codemasters soon after shareholders approved the deal and just a few ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Need for Speed, F1, Grid, Project Cars, and Dirt all under the same roof Need for Speed, F1, Grid, Project Cars, ...

"This is the beginning of an exciting new era for racing games and content as we bring together the talented teams at Electronic Arts and Codemasters," Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson said in a ...

Codemasters has been building and publishing games for over 30 years. Platformers and puzzle games, shooters and sports sims; you name it. These days, however, it’s racing that exclusively powers the ...

Everybody thought the deal was done — Take-Two was supposed to acquire Codemasters for nearly $1 billion. Take-Two even reached an agreement with the board of Codemasters. But Electronic Arts crashed ...

Update 11/10/2020: Take-Two has announced that it's reached an agreement to acquire Codemasters in a cash-and-shares deal, valuing the UK developer/publisher at $994 million (£759 million). The ...