Tag: Jade Raymond
Jade Raymond to lead Google’s Stadia Games studio
Jade Raymond, the producer behind the best three Assassin's Creed games (and one pretty good Splinter Cell), is the new VP of Stadia Games and Entertainment - Google's new first-party game studio which will develop exclusively for the new Stadia platform.
Raymond first announced via Twitter that she will be joining Google as a vice president, though it was unknown...
Take a look into the future of Star Wars with Jade Raymond
Amping up the excitement of E3 2016, Motive Studios' Jade Raymond appeared live at the EA press conference to give Star Wars fans a look into the franchise's future game titles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrIEW7woFFo
The official teaser offered a look into the development of several games from all of the different studios around the world. While not offering much, Raymond was able to tease...
EA is making an “Assassin’s Creed-style” game with Jade Raymond
EA will be breaking into the open-world action genre with an "Assassin's Creed-style" game. The game will be headed by Jade Raymond and her new studio Motive Studios.
According to a statement made by EA CFO Blake Jorgensen during the UBS Global Technology Conference in San Francisco, work is already underway on this mysterious new title.
"We've never really operated in the largest...
Jade Raymond joins EA’s new Motive Studios
Jade Raymond, producer of the first two Assassin's Cred games and Splinter Cell: Blacklist, has officially joined EA to create Motive Studios, EA's newest game development studio.
Motive means opportunity for EA's newest producer Jade Raymond, as she detailed in her excited blog post. Last October Raymond closed her final chapter at Ubisoft Toronto in search of new opportunities. Now, she is embarking on a...
Jade Raymond leaves Ubisoft in search for “new opportunities”
Jade Raymond, the producer of the original Assassin's Creed and Ubisoft Toronto's managing director, is leaving Ubisoft after 10 years to "pursue ambitions and new opportunities."
During her 10 years with Ubisoft, Raymond was involved in many of the company's big and successful games, including the first two Assassin's Creed games, Splinter Cell: Blacklist and the recent Watch Dogs. In 2010...