Midway Austin hit with 'minor layoff'
Hopefully, such developments won't have to endure "f*cked up" processes and chilly commercial receptions.
Hopefully, such developments won't have to endure "f*cked up" processes and chilly commercial receptions.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mattclarkie @ Jan 16th 2008 9:26AM
I expect everyone involved in Blacksite. Or atleast those involved in QA have been laid-off.
Monkey65 @ Jan 16th 2008 7:45PM
It's just routine and part of Midway's to move away from third party. Nothing to see here. It worries me that Midway are being targeted as "the next Atari" - it's almost as if some of you actually want it to happen too. Blacksite had good moments but was let down by the lack of co-op and some moments that the QA guys should have picked up on.