One of standout developers from the early days of PC gaming is back. MicroProse announced its return today along with three new games that are in development. As fans of the name MicroProse might ...

David Lagettie grew up with MicroProse games. Every time the developer and publisher released a new title, particularly its simulators, he "knew they would take me on a great trip." Then, in the early ...

To old farts of a certain age, the MicroProse name carries a great deal of weight. Much of the second decade of my life - most of which, for transparency's sake, I can reveal took place during the ...

GamesBeat: Maybe Gilman Louie can make a game for you. Stealey: Could be? He’s doing pretty well in the venture business right now, though. Lagettie: He’s got my email address, so … GamesBeat: There’s ...

MicroProse used to be an undeniable force in the PC gaming world. The former juggernaut had publishing rights that helped launch the original XCOM (then UFO: Enemy Unknown), Master of Orion, and Sid ...

So, I really like what MicroProse is out there doing right now. Since its comeback after being the Lord of ‘proper’ PC Gaming in 1990s, its return onto the scene has brought so many games and titles ...

In an announcement that came completely out of left field for us today, one of the most storied game publishers that had been previously left for dead has been resurrected. We're talking about ...

The big picture: MicroProse was revived in 2018 when Australian software entrepreneur David Lagettie acquired the company's rights from Cybergun Group. Lagettie is known for developing TitanIM, an ...

The MicroProse publishing brand is being resuscitated after an absence of almost 20 years. The last time MicroProse was active as a publisher was in 2002, at which point it was owned by Infogrames.

As if seeing the Commodore logo slapped on a whole slew of thoroughly unremarkable devices wasn't enough to make folks of a certain age feel a little wistful for their early computing days, legendary ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Over the weekend MicroProse released the full version of ManaLink, available for the owners of the original Magic: the Gathering computer game who had ...