Some cyber-soldiers like to play on much larger battlefields where realistic strategies blow away "run-and gun" tactics. Full Article at Creators Syndicate

Codemasters recently announced that a PC demo of the first-person shooter, , has now become available featuring a full mission that can be played in single-player or four-player co-op modes. Full Article at Cinema Blend

Experience the most immersive tactical shooter of the year as Codemasters® launched the Operation Flashpoint®: Dragon Rising PC demo today. Full Article at AndresonVision

For hard-core video gamers, it's hard to image racing around a track with just a Wii Nunchuk controller tethered to a remote rather than a full steering wheel, shifter and pedal setup typically used on bigger consoles. Full Article at Road & Track Magazine

Games based on the Formula One racing circuit tend to appeal mainly to hardcore racing fans. If you fall into that category, Codemasters have got you covered with the release of F1 2009 on PSP. Full Article at PSP World

Breathing life into the faceless expanse of tracks such as Sakhir, Shanghai or Istanbul is no doubt a thankless task, and some blame can be laid at the feet of Herman Tilke, the architect behind many of the indistinguishable autodromes that blunt the... Full Article at IGN

Any Formula 1 fan will tell you that March 2007 feels like a lifetime ago. The season that saw a young Lewis Hamilton - too young - miss out on the championship by a single point was also the last time an F1 game rolled out of a developer's pit. Full Article at Eurogamer

If you've picked up a Radeon HD 5000-series GPU, there's a good chance you've received a voucher for Codemasters' upcoming rally game, DiRT 2. Full Article at Hexus

Format: NES Release: 1991 (US), 1992 (UK) Publisher: Camerica/Codemasters (US), Codemasters (UK) Developer: In-house Formed by the Darling family – father Jim and siblings David and Richard – in the latter half of 1986, Codemasters originally... Full Article at Edge Magazine

Codemasters’ Dirt 2 will become the first PC game to support DirectX11 graphics and, as you can imagine, the System Requirements for the game are high enough to guarantee that not many will actually enjoy the maximum level of graphics. Full Article at GamePad

With a goodly portion of the gaming community tied up playing Modern Warfare 2 over the next few months, those of you sticking to your boycotting guns will need another first-person shooter to scratch the itch that will surely rise. Full Article at Kotaku

Formula 1 2009: Ned Waterhouse's aim was to combine tactical depth and accessibility Codemasters' first use of its newly acquired Formula One license is F1 2009, out later this month on the Wii and PSP. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Codemasters CEO has told GamesIndustry.biz that the industry's business model needs a shake-up, and that the price of videogame software should be lower, while retailers should be incentivised with higher hardware margins and a cut of downloadable... Full Article at GamesIndustry.biz

MEDIA companies need to define themselves by interest groups rather than by geographic boundaries, the head of one of the world's biggest computer game manufacturers claims. Full Article at The Australian

With the 2009 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP coming to a close after an amazing weekend in at the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi the attention of the FORMULA ONE fans has moved to the imminent release of the official video game of the season, F1 20... Full Article at GamePad

Formula 1 2009 … a bespoke little gem The first title from Codemasters since they obtained the Formula One license from Sony in 2008, and coded by Sumo Digital on Codemasters own EGO engine (of DiRt 2 fame), F1 2009 suffers from high expectations. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

UK publisher Codemasters has said that it is currently keeping all possibilities open with former partner Transmission Games – the Australian studio responsible for the Ashes Cricket title which closed last month. Full Article at GamesIndustry.biz

What do Sony's Michael Denny, Square Enix's Yoichi Wada, and Codemasters' Rod Cousens have in common? Okay, they're all middle-aged men that happen to work in the video games industry -- but they also share a common belief in pursuing original IP. Full Article at GamePad

Codemasters has today launched downloadable content for first-person-shooter. Available now for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, the Skirmish pack features four new multiplayer maps and two new Fire Team Engagement (FTE) missions. Full Article at Digital Spy