1，据Games的消息称2K Sports将在新版的NBA 2k15中植入一个全新的技术尝试，玩家可以在游戏角色中扫描自己的脸部特征，以实现看着玩家就好象正操纵自己在游戏中奋勇拼杀一般。

当然这个应该只是仅限于PS4和XBOX ONE，其他的游戏载体玩家还是只能体验最常规的角色。

NBA 2K15 PLAYER FACE(from games.com)

2，据Gamasutra引述Square Enix消息称Tetsuya Nomura将离开 Final Fantasy XV转向新的游戏项目。 Tetsuya Nomura主导Final Fantasy XV的开发已经长达8年的时间了。

Tetsuya Nomura (from douban.com)

在IGN评选的顶级开发者100名中，Tetsuya Nomura名列第84。

3，据gameindustry的消息称Zynga首席创意官Tim LeTourneau和游戏高级副总裁Steve Parkis都离开了Zynga。

zynga(from gameindustry.com)

特别是Tim LeTourneau的离开更被认为是Zynga的一大损失，他的职业生涯可以一直追溯到1998年的EA Maxis。（本文由游戏邦编译，转载请保留版权，或联系微信zhengjintiao）

1，Every wanted to be in a video game? Well now you can be!

2K Sports and Visual Concepts have revealed brand new facial capture technology that was used in NBA 2K15 to put you right in the game! Check out the developer showcasing this way-cool technology that will be available on all next-gen consoles, in the video below.（source：games.com ）

2，Square Enix announced today that long-time Final Fantasy developer Tetsuya Nomura is stepping down from his role as director on Final Fantasy XV to work on other projects in development, most notably Kingdom Hearts III.

Nomura has been credited as the director of Final Fantasy XV for the eight years since the game was announced in 2006 under a different title (Final Fantasy Versus XIII.) His Square Enix compatriot Hajime Tabata joined the project as co-director last year, and will now be stepping up to serve as the game’s sole director.

Tabata — who has previously directed development of multiple Square Enix mobile titles, including Final Fantasy Type 0 for the PlayStation Portable — expressed some concern for the future of big-budget console RPGs earlier this month, postulating that if Final Fantasy XV doesn’t perform well when it eventually comes out, “perhaps there’s not much of a future for console games.”（source：gamasutra.com ）

3，There has been more movement of employees at Zynga, with senior staff both leaving and joining the company as it seeks new success.

According to a report on Venturebeat, chief creative officer Tim LeTourneau and senior vice president of games Steve Parkis have both left the company.

LeTourneau, in particular, would seem to be a key loss for Zynga, his long career in game development stretching all the way back to 1998 at EA Maxis.

But it hasn’t all been one-way traffic, and many new hires seem to be coming from outside the games industry. Zynga has brought in the seasoned movie writer and director Tony Leech to be creative director of Zynga Studios, for example, and Jim Pearson, an artist with experience on several Pixar movies, will be the new art director for the Ville franchise.（from gameindustry ）