[via Evil Avatar and 1UP]
[via Evil Avatar and 1UP]
Reader Comments (21)
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 4:27AM TheyDidItFirst said
seems like they should at least wait until GDC 09 to stop working on the game. A quality showing there after it's had another year of development seems like it could convince some publisher to bite. I do want this game to succeed just because it seems to have an odd, interesting setting/timeframe.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 4:38AM cuteSAVAGE said
ATTN: Codemasters, Atari.
-----
This has been hovering about my most interested games since it's announcement trailer. Hope they get picked up soon.
-----
This has been hovering about my most interested games since it's announcement trailer. Hope they get picked up soon.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 8:50AM darkinchworm said
Hey, Codemasters has the occasional success. Overlord and Grid come to mind.
Reply
Posted: Feb 1st 2009 2:58AM (Unverified) said
Yeah, codemasters'll publish anything...
though this actually might be quite good..
Reply
though this actually might be quite good..
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 8:35AM (Unverified) said
I've never heard of this game. B-game?
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 10:10AM Deck said
NOOOOO! Well, hopefully they can show something off at GDC or the like, and hopefully get a publisher.
Though we havent had any information regarding this lately, my interest in it has always been there. It would be a real shame to see this go by the wayside, as it seems to have good potential.
I hope for the best! Find a publisher, please!
Though we havent had any information regarding this lately, my interest in it has always been there. It would be a real shame to see this go by the wayside, as it seems to have good potential.
I hope for the best! Find a publisher, please!
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 10:58AM jtenma said
So much for a 'recession proof industry'. I hate the way this is affecting new original ip though. I think that this is putting developers off when considering new ideas, and I fear that ALL we'll see are more of the same sequel after sequel.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 11:08AM SirUrza said
*nods*
They definitely need to court Atari. Take her out for dinner and show her a good night on the town.
They definitely need to court Atari. Take her out for dinner and show her a good night on the town.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 11:47AM Sinnix said
That's really too bad. I was really looking forward to playing this with my better-half. This is the type of game she'd really like. Will Atari save it???
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 11:59AM ch3burashka said
They say a bunch of monkeys and typewriters could recreate Shakespeare. Apparently, the title was created by a single monkey fetus and a pen & paper.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 12:26PM (Unverified) said
Its time to reinvent the wheel. Developers have to scratch other resources, hit some new doors...
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 8:35PM (Unverified) said
think outside of the box! redesign the paradigm! push the envelope!
Reply
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 1:30PM MisterSmith said
Maybe if they do well with the Watchmen game, they can gain some publisher interest.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 1:34PM (Unverified) said
She's not that cute. The game won't be missed.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 3:12PM (Unverified) said
There are tons of shit games published like Cabela's lol, so it's a bit ironic that Faith and a .45 can't get a publisher, at least it this game as some real potential...
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 3:54PM (Unverified) said
I had assumed this had already come out and nobody had cared. Guess not.
Posted: Jan 31st 2009 6:00PM ayle said
How about going self published and releasing it on steam as an indie game?
Posted: Feb 2nd 2009 11:59AM Tony C said
Is that Kirsten Dunst's evil twin as well?
