GameSpot is the latest website to catch up with Irrational Games’ Ken Levine for a discussion about the company’s recent name change and what’s next for his team of developers. Levine also said that there’s value in the Irrational brand…

The company’s decision to change its name back to “Irrational Games” seems to be a popular topic, as IGN is next in line to publish an interview with Ken Levine about the circumstances around the decision, the origin of the name itself,…

Joystiq was able to corner Irrational Games frontman Ken Levine for a Q&A about the company’s recent name change from 2K Boston, their plans for the newly launched website, some of the games they’ve worked on that were never released,…

The countdown has finished and the official Irrational Games website is now live.  A message from Ken Levine outlines what their plans are for the site, and it sounds pretty promising for fans of their RPG hybrids: The Irrational Games…

GameInformer brings the good news that 2K Games has finally recognized the value in the “Irrational Games” name. Shedding their 2K Boston renaming, the respected developer is now going by their former title and is about to kick off a…

IndustryGamers continues their “playing favorites” feature series by convincing 2K Games’ Ken Levine to offer up his personal list of favorite video games. Among them are Master of Magic, Baldur’s Gate II, Ultima Underworld, and World of Warcraft. Guess which:…