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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

MicroProse was a game developer and publisher behind dozens of classic strategy and simulator titles from the ’80s and ’90s. After being shuttered in the early 2000s, the company (or the brand, anyway ...

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.

The legendary B-17 Flying Fortress has been the focus of many movies and videogames. One of the oldest videogames centered around the famed bomber dates from 30 years ago. Called B-17 Flying Fortress, ...

MicroProse co-founder J.W. ‘Wild Bill‘ Stealey is part of the team of industry veterans behind Thriller New Media, a new company dedicated to creating online multiplayer games in the military/spy ...

Now I’m not saying that Microprose has a direct line to the Kremlin but the timing of Tiny Combat Arena is just a bit fishy. The game, a retro styled sim-lite combat title set during a cold war, “aims ...