There's a Cevat Yerli Q&A on PC Play (thanks Eurogamer) with word that Crysis is likely the last PC-exclusive game from developer Crytek. Though he once again dismisses speculation that a console port of Crysis is in the cards, he places the blame for declining PC game sales squarely on...

Forbes quotes Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli expressing the opinion that Europeans tend to regard first-person shooters as "evil" (thanks Mike Martinez and Computer and Video Games). Here's a bit from the latest comparison between the tastes of European and North American game players, wh...

Crytek announces the acquisition of Black Sea Studios (Knights of Honor, Worldshift), saying the Bulgarian developer will now be known as Crytek Black Sea (thanks Gamer's Hell). Here's the deal: Crytek GmbH today announced that it has acquired Bulgaria-based Black Sea Studios Ltd. Under the ...

Crytek Q&A on GamesIndustry.biz chats with Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli about Crysis Warhead, console development, and the game development game. Along the way we learn that everyone that Crysis needs expensive hardware to run is mistaken: "Well, there's a misconception in the market righ...

GamesIndustry.biz has word that Crytek is planning a subsidiary in South Korea to help their expansion into Asian markets. The new office in Seoul will focus on their engine licensing business, and will include a dedicated engine support team. They quote managing director of Crytek Faruk Yer...