Guerrilla and Crytek staffing up for next-gen titles - report
As well as unnamed Sweden and London-based AAA devs.
It seems Killzone developer Guerrilla Games and Crysis studio Crytek are among the latest companies to reveal they're starting work on next-gen projects.
According to a job ad spotted by Develop, a "Netherlands-based" studio - almost certainly Sony-owned Guerrilla - is "working exclusively with an industry leader on next gen technologies".
Earlier this month, Guerrilla revealed it is currently working on three titles - Killzone Vita, a continuation of its FPS franchise on PS3 and a mystery new IP.
Another recruitment call from a "Frankfurt studio" - most likely Crytek - is hiring a senior level designer for a "next gen AAA title".
Crytek's name has already been attached to next-gen rumours. Whisperings at E3 last year suggested that it is working on Timesplitters 4 for the next round of console tech, with DirectX 11 as a visual benchmark.
Its current announced slate includes Homefront 2, Kinect action title Ryse and free-to-play FPS Warface.
Develop's report also references an ad from a "critically acclaimed" London studio for a senior engine programmer "ready for the challenge of producing a AAA title on the next generation platforms". Rocksteady? Sony London? Splash Damage?
Then there's a listing from a Swedish studio working on "triple A titles on Next Gen platforms". DICE? Starbreeze? Guess away.