XDefiant dropped last week, and I haven't been able to stop playing. To the point that I said I'd write this piece 5 days ago ...

Mark Rubin, the executive producer of XDefiant and a former Call of Duty developer, recently caused a stir with his criticism of Call of Duty and Activision. In a post on X, he accused them of ...

XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin says developers like Activision are too focused on making the most money, instead of designing a good game that players naturally gravitate towards.

The gaming industry has long grappled with the balance between profitability and quality, and a recent critique from Mark Rubin, the executive producer of the now-defunct XDefiant, has reignited this ...

In an older, arguably better era of Call of Duty, Mark Rubin was its face ... I believe Rubin when he says there were plans to make XDefiant the purer, player-focused, less money-hungry ...

Mark Rubin, who worked on Call of Duty for years ... to a fan who tagged him in a post celebrating Rubin's latest game, XDefiant, and decrying the state of Call of Duty. XDefiant was designed ...