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.
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.
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Posted: Nov 14th 2008 12:38PM (Unverified) said
That's because "High-quality theatrical based games" have been extinct since Goldeneye 007.
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Posted: Nov 14th 2008 1:42PM (Unverified) said
In ll fairness, Acclaim had some good games.
Re-Volt ftw!
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Re-Volt ftw!
Posted: Nov 14th 2008 1:56PM John Z said
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.
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Posted: Nov 14th 2008 6:40PM (Unverified) said
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.
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