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Or they just really liked pressing X to Jason.
Pretty much. Hey at least they bought a mobile studio dev. Le sigh.
Ready At Dawn hurts the most, that engine they had for The Order was absolutely insane.
When they used to work with Sony exclusively they were popular here.
You make 4 years for a studio of ~200 people seem like a long time to not have another game of similar scale out, basically all their games have had ~4 years between them.
Getting sued a lot
Indeed, they were learning and were able to provide the typical AAA cinematic tps as well as VR. They were a match made in heaven.Ready At Dawn hurts the most, that engine they had for The Order was absolutely insane.
When they used to work with Sony exclusively they were popular here.
Pretty sure till Detroit was ported it was regarded as a "great" game.
But general "hate" has always been there, you know how the politics of who works with who goes.
You make 4 years for a studio of ~200 people seem like a long time to not have another game of similar scale out, basically all their games have had ~4 years between them.
Also considering the whole "hostile work environment" shit they were going through, im not surprised they havent released a project yet.
But they do have work.
Currently working on Star Wars Eclipse
Supermassive is no big loss IMO - the Dark Pictures games were all disappointing, and The Quarry was a meh attempt at recapturing the Until Dawn hype.
No shit? I just bought the Quarry for 40bucks, and it’s supposed to arrive later today.
I did not like the writing of UD, typical horror trash with obscure logic and plot and annoying characters, which it tried to be I guess, but they already used Decima Engine and when the partnership with QD was ending, they could have been the replacment if they seemingly anyway wanted to do those sort of games and that gap is kind of now open in the first party line up which also defined Sony's offering through PS3 and PS4. All players get now games from both developers (QD and SM), so we do not lose anything, unless we assume the quality might have been different/better under Sony's umbrella, but Sony lost that exclusivity grip on both teams and that type of cinematic games.
Frome software too.
No doubt. Everyone gets caught up with the David Cage hate but those games always brought the hype and their titles fit well with Sony's portfolio of games.
Ehi, that's Elliot page, dafuq is he doing in the game?
Which studios does Tencent pressure into doing anything?
Contract already signed so it should be going as its supposed to.
Why do they have a sexdoll in the garage? Do they pray to it to get more ideas?Ready At Dawn hurts the most, that engine they had for The Order was absolutely insane.
When they used to work with Sony exclusively they were popular here.
Pretty sure till Detroit was ported it was regarded as a "great" game.
But general "hate" has always been there, you know how the politics of who works with who goes.
You make 4 years for a studio of ~200 people seem like a long time to not have another game of similar scale out, basically all their games have had ~4 years between them.
Also considering the whole "hostile work environment" shit they were going through, im not surprised they havent released a project yet.
But they do have work.
Currently working on Star Wars Eclipse
You again, go troll yourself, I'm done talking to you permanently
Well the way Sony are going it's all MS. Sony barring Bungie haven't bought diddly squat.
Man you are behind the times or have you been living under a rock?
Because? Is it because of the spying? Or the Crunch?
Xi Ping is ecstatic. He's got one over sleepy Joe. One developer at a time eh?
Put me on ignore if I irk you so much.
