A new report on Bungie's codenamed MOBA game Gummy Bears detailed what the general details of the game is expected to contain ...

A new report claims this incubation project is the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) Gummy Bears, which may come as a surprise since a separate report from March claimed it had been cancelled.

"Gummy Bears" is the rather odd name by which a secret Sony project is currently known. Originally in development at Destiny, Marathon developer Bungie, during its most recent round of layoffs ...

After years of warnings from health advocates about cancer and other issues associated with Red No. 3, the Food and Drug Administration has banned the dye, which is found in thousands of food and ...

Bungie's all-new IP, codenamed Gummy Bears, is a team-based competitive MOBA that has now been handed over to a brand-new PlayStation studio. That's according to The Game Post, which said that ...

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Gummy Bears is described as having lo-fi and cozy vibes, a sharp departure from Bungie’s usual dramatic, high-stakes sci-fi ...

Bungie's unannounced game codenamed Gummy Bears is reportedly a MOBA crossed with Super Smash Bros., claims a new report, ...

PlayStation Studios' next game is codenamed Gummy Bears and looks to be heavily inspired by Nintendo's legendary fighter, Smash Bros. Staff Writer Sean focuses on the geekiest Sony news. He ...

Gummy Bears, a MOBA that was previously in development at Bungie ... Game director Joe Ziegler discussed the state of the project in a nine-minute YouTube video released last year. Following ...

Or rather, they were. Codenamed Gummy Bears, the project is now apparently in the hands of another, newly founded PlayStation studio, with 40 Bungie developers sticking around to work on it. According ...

The Bears stadium situation took a while to come ... Mark Dayton announced an agreement in March 2012 for a $975 million project. The Minnesota legislature and Minneapolis city council approved ...