Radical Entertainment, the twenty-year-old game studio behind games like Prototype and Scarface, has shut its doors.
Audio designer Rob Bridgett, formerly of the Vancouver-based studio, confirmed the news on Twitter today.
In addition to the Prototype series, Radical also worked on games like goofy open-world title The Simpsons Hit & Run and the old educational title Mario is Missing!. Radical was a subsidiary of major publisher Activision Entertainment.
Earlier, sources from various game studios contacted Kotaku to inform us of the news. We also saw chatter on Twitter suggesting that Radical had indeed been shut down.