Alexander Moore is a gaming news writer from the United Kingdom. He has a master's degree in Creative Writing and an undergraduate degree in English Literature with Creative Writing, both from ...
Raf Grassetti, the art director behind God of War and God of War Ragnarok, has announced that he is now working at Netflix to develop a new AAA IP. Earlier in May, Grassetti revealed that he would be ...
Raf Grassetti, who previously worked as an art director at God of War developer Sony Santa Monica Studio, has announced that he’s joined Netflix to work on a multiplatform AAA title. Grassetti ...
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Grassetti simply writes “new chapter” along with a picture of the Naughty Dog logo. It looks like they’ll be lending their talents to help shape whatever The Last of ...
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Former God of War art director Raf Grassetti has joined Netflix to help develop its new AAA IP alongside Halo veteran Joseph Staten and other big-name industry talent. Grassetti himself announced the ...
Naughty Dog has landed itself a high-profile new developer in Raf Grassetti, who is previously most well-known for his work on the God of War series at Santa Monica Studio. For nearly a decade, ...
Raf Grassetti, the former art director on God of War at Santa Monica Studio, announced he has been hired by PlayStation studio Naughty Dog. Grassetti worked at Santa Monica Studio for over nine years ...
Raf Grassetti, the former art director on God of War and God of War Ragnarok at Sony Santa Monica Studio, has announced that he’s now joined The Last of Us developer Naughty Dog. Posting on Instagram, ...
Longtime Halo director Joseph Staten also left Microsoft in April to join Sonny’s team. Staten is known for working on many games at Microsoft from Halo 2 to Sunset Overdrive. Jerry Edsall is also ...
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