Neversoft are best known for creating the Tony Hawk series and also Guitar Hero. The studio made a new Tony Hawk game every year from 1999 to 2007 with Tony Hawks Proving Ground being the last in ...

Yesterday, to mark their last day in the Neversoft office, employees burned an effigy of the studio's iconic eyeball logo. Additionally, Neversoft founder Joel Jewett gave each employee a cool ...

Neversoft is one of the few gaming companies ever to have such success. The studio has now closed and is going out in a blaze of glory, literally.

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 ...

Activision has finally pulled the plug on Neversoft Entertainment. ... This new studio will keep the Infinity Ward branding, thus abandoning the Neversoft name and the eye logo.

Neversoft closes doors, sets fire to logo. MCV Staff 11th July 2014 ... LinkedIn; The closure of a studio is never something to celebrate, but at least the Neversoft team went out in a ...

Neversoft, developer of the lauded Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series, today updated it Website with a job posting for an "Xbox2 Console Engine Programmer." The posting explains that Neversoft is ...

Neversoft is being folded into Infinity Ward to create one huge mega-studio, ... the ritual burning of the eye in its distinctive logo: We don't need no water. #ALWAYSHARD @neversoft pic.twitter ...

Neversoft, which created the Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero games, is no more. After teaming up with Infinity Ward for the development of Call of Duty: Ghosts, parent company Activision announced back ...

To commemorate the closure, the studio fired flaming arrows into its skewered eye logo. Publisher Activision announced in May it was set to retire Neversoft by merging its staff with Infinity Ward.