Neversoft as we know it is no more. The studio that brought us the Tony Hawk series of skateboarding games has officially merged with Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward. Parent company Activision ...

There was nothing cooler for me when I was a kid, turning on my PlayStation 1, putting in Tony Hawks pro skater 3 and seeing the Neversoft eyeball getting impaled on a spike, ahh the memories. Anyway… ...

Neversoft Entertainment, the developer behind the Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk franchises, is closing its doors and will be merging with part-time Call of Duty creator Infinity Ward. The studios recently ...

Following an announcement back in May, Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero developer, Neversoft, officially closed its doors today to merge with Infinity Ward. The entire team was handed out Neversoft swords as ...

According to the leaked memo sent by Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg, the merging of two seemed a "sensible choice" after Neversoft helped with development of Extinction Mode on Call of Duty: ...

Infinity Ward and Neversoft worked closely during the development of Call of Duty: Ghosts. "Through that process, it became clear that the two studios have very complementary skill sets," Activision ...

The skateboarding industry, much like the video game industry, is a massive web of marketing, of community, and of money – all with a deep well of young men and women’s aspirations fueling it along.

It’s all a-go at Activision. Not only has news been dropping on Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare like there’s no tomorrow, including the announcement of a role for Kevin Spacey in the next installment ...

Today is the final day of independent operation for 20-year-old games studio Neversoft, best known for its work developing Tony Hawk's titles and later Guitar Hero games. Always hard (to say goodbye).

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Los Angeles-based developer Infinity Ward, producer of seven Call of Duty games, is merging with developer Neversoft to create a "super studio." Giant Bomb reported on the merger after obtaining an ...

Original Story: Neversoft will soon be nevermore, according to an Activision internal memo obtained by Giant Bomb. According to the site, Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg sent a memo to ...