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For some, developing the biggest and most popular video games in the world isn't enough. Here are seven developers who've made some of the most popular games and moved on to indie games.

These were highly anticipated titles with low-end results.

Let's break down one of the best genres in video games today -- the platformer -- and what indie games are reshaping how they're seen by the community at large.

It has become mandatory for a game to tell its player's what to do but for those that don't, should they really be criticised for it?

Ex-Borderlands, Bioshock, and Saints Row devs have come together to create a gorgeous and ominous 2D exploration adventure on Kickstarter.

While it was 'Game Over' at one company, these developers were given an extra life and continued on at new studios.

They may have money and resources, but these developers don't always get their due.

Is there any drive in AAA companies anymore? These indie developer's efforts bring wonder and perspective.

Halo 5: Guardians was the best selling game in October, according to NPD sales numbers.

Once co-founder of Game Oven but always inventing, Adriaan de Jongh is now on a mission to save the indies.

Ubisoft have an unannounced AAA game coming in early 2016, what could it be?

The competition among the heavy-hitters in game development may have made for a few bruises, but is it really killing the industry?

Another month of free Indie games while others enjoy a AAA title.

What New (and Old) Games Should Come to the PS Vita?

Sometimes a 2.5D could be as good as a CoD Clone

Rare Studios is currently developing a AAA game, we look at the clues and try to decipher what this could be.

Hyper Light Drifter will change the way you think about indie games - even if you've only played AAA titles. Here's why.

Volition senior producer Jim Boone warns that if games continue to budget $100 million plus and cost $60 to buy, more game companies are going to go under. Will this system actually change before...

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In short? People, marketing, and closed viewpoints.