Activision Suing To Stop Brutal Legend Release
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Couldn't have said it better myself. If Activision get away with one of the only good games EA may ever publish or have anything to do with I will immeadiately drop buying their games for good.KeyMaster45 said:
Nuts to that idea, I prefer to think of it as supporting Double Fine and Tim Schafer.Commander Breetai said:
The idea of being a devoted supporter of Activision or Electronic Arts is laughable.
I don't think anyone who's been awake recently could honestly be happy with either of them.
This will not help Activision, and honestly after actions like this, they deserve everything that happens to them.
Oh come on!
Really? You want the rights to a game which you didn't want to publish and have no interest in whatsoever?
This is pretty much the bussiness equivalent of a child wanting something for the sake of having it!
Really? You want the rights to a game which you didn't want to publish and have no interest in whatsoever?
This is pretty much the bussiness equivalent of a child wanting something for the sake of having it!
... Damn Activision. I'm gonna feel dirty when I play Wolverine next. Cheers. Seriously, I cannot wait for this damn game. If Activision stop it's release because they're throwing a tantrum they will witness rage the likes of which they've never seen.
Do I care? No.
The game doesn't interest me in the slightest, I might just have to laugh at whoever comes out worst though.
The game doesn't interest me in the slightest, I might just have to laugh at whoever comes out worst though.
The billions of dollars they made last year with the merge with Sierra not enough?D_987 said:
Activision is worth 18.9 Billion dollars, EA is worth 14.1 Billion Dollars.
Harsh economy is not in the books of Activision, they have more than enough money.
And they releasing prototype, more Rock Band games(Or Guitar Hero whatever...), Starcraft 2, Diablo 3, etc etc in the future.
Oh and World of Warcraft is also a big crash cow.
Thats not the issue. Activision dropped it near the beginning when they didn't think it would be successful. Now that they've found support from another company and the game is about done and looks to be the next big thing, Activision wants a piece of the action.hopeneverdies said:
Unfortunately, I'm worried that this could lead to issues with the game being released or the availibility of DLC. I hope this game doesn't get torn apart by waring business suits.
This, to me, makes about as much damn sense as Take Two suing 3D Realms. Companies are retarted.
Is this actually the exact words the EA people used?
Because if so, I now have conflicting levels of respect and scorn for that company.
It is a sad day in the gaming industry when another company can make EA look like the good guys.
Wait, back up. Why doesn't that make sense? Take-Two invested a lot of money in DNF, and 3DRealms assured them the game would come out. Now it's as good as cancelled?KingPiccolOwned said:
What's wrong with that?
Yeah there's nothing wrong with Take-Two attempting to get their money's worth. Activision on the other hand, while they may or may not be owed money from Double Fine, they gave that up when they cut them loose.Moccamonster said: