Mark Rubin, former XDefiant executive producer, announces he will be leaving the gaming industry. XDefiant was shut down on June 4, just one year after its release. Rubin became a well-known name ...

A central figure to the rise and fall of XDefiant was its executive producer, Mark Rubin. He made his mark in the industry as the executive producer for Infinity Ward between 2005 and 2015 ...

"It's a sad day for fans of XDefiant and for all of the passionate devs that worked so hard on this game," Rubin begins. Our own Jamie wrote a warm-hearted goodbye to XDefiant earlier in the week ...

Mark Rubin, the lead designer of Ubisoft’s now-dead free-to-play shooter XDefiant, has left the games industry following his project’s death. A former Call of Duty lead, Rubin spent years ...

Producer Mark Rubin, who led development fo the game having previously worked on the Call of Duty series at Activision, called it a "sad day" in a lengthy statement posted to X/Twitter earlier today.

As recently as October, XDefiant director Mark Rubin claimed that circulating rumors were false, and XDefiant was not shutting down. In fact, they were looking ahead to year 2 content.

In an older, arguably better era of Call of Duty, Mark Rubin was its face. For 10 years he was an executive producer at Infinity Ward, overseeing Call of Duty's meteoric rise in the years after ...

Former Call of Duty executive producer and producer of Ubisoft’s decimated XDefiant Mark Rubin has told other developers to “be more like Larian” after spending decades working under major ...

Mark Rubin, who worked on Call of Duty for years at Infinity Ward on titles like the original Modern Warfare trilogy, made this statement on social media, while acknowledging that there are "great ...

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. Rubin ...