Variety: Brash to cease operations today
by Ross Miller 
{ Nov 14th 2008 at 12:20PM }
No word yet on the fate of Brash's many licensed developments, including Tale of Desperaux, Night at the Museum 2, Saw and the rumored Superman project with Factor 5. We've contacted the company for an official statement.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Neuromancer @ Nov 14th 2008 12:38PM
That's because "High-quality theatrical based games" have been extinct since Goldeneye 007.
Dirty @ Nov 14th 2008 12:50PM
Spidey 2?
eswat @ Nov 14th 2008 12:54PM
Riddick?
Dirty @ Nov 14th 2008 1:08PM
Bad Boys: Miami Takedown
xGeneral DEATHx (Mr ESC Welcome Back Party Ultimate Mega Action Force) @ Nov 14th 2008 2:18PM
"Bad Boys: Miami Takedown"
Nailed it.
ExMcCloud @ Nov 14th 2008 12:39PM
Hmmmmm....Lair and Super-Man=Super Man 64:Dragon Age?
John Z @ Nov 14th 2008 1:06PM
And nothing of value was lost.
Seriously, I try to be a nice guy and everything but after Jumper I wanted these guys' heads on sharp stakes on my front lawn.
At least they gave up faster than Acclaim did.
Jakka ( The Order of Haters of Balance) @ Nov 14th 2008 1:42PM
In ll fairness, Acclaim had some good games.
Re-Volt ftw!
John Z @ Nov 14th 2008 1:56PM
Acclaim of old, perhaps, but I like to think that the people responsible for those games died making Turok, and that most everything after that was the result of their undead rotting corpses. Re-Volt, then, would be the equivalent of zombie-Philip turning off the radio.
Edog Lost @ Nov 14th 2008 2:43PM
This is a perfect example of how art and business can collide in a ball of flames. Sometimes creating art by the quality of your projected sales numbers is just not going to work.
Let this be a lesson to the industry.
Mr Khan @ Nov 14th 2008 2:50PM
Factor 5? But i thought they were working on an unspecified Wii project?
Unless that was it (shudders)
Drew @ Nov 14th 2008 4:13PM
Bailout plz kthxbye
Master Marik @ Nov 14th 2008 6:40PM
Best news all week. They wouldn't have died so fast if it wasn't for the terrible games they made like Alvin and Jumper. Let's hope for the same with other shovelware companies like DSI and Destineer.