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The Obsidian
Community Forums finally drop the other shoe on Obsidian's on,
off, on again, off again Aliens RPG
(thanks
Giant Bomb/ Shacknews).
The latest (for the moment) is that the game is officially cancelled: Hi
guys, The Guildmaster here. Rumors have circled around a bit regarding the fate
of the Aliens role playing game that Obsidian and SEGA had been working on.
Unfortunately, it is true that we are no longer working on the game, and we
wanted to finally announce that officially to everyone who has been following
its development. We’re going to keep this forum up for another week for archival
purposes and to allow you guys to finish up any open threads, and then we will
shut it down since it is no longer a product that is in development.
All of us here at Obsidian would like to thank you for your interest and support
during its development, and we encourage you to check out the recent news about
Alpha Protocol, which is coming to the PC, Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3 very
soon!
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Re: Aliens RPG Cancelled |
Jun 28, 2009, 12:54 |
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As I scroll through the list of PC titles listed from E3.. I don't think PC gaming is dead. Yap, the PC as a gaming plattform is becoming less attractive only for the major publishers. Smaller devs, smaller publishers are making good money from PC gamers and are HAPPY, so very happy, that the majors are leaving the battlefield. Are, for example, Valve or Relic suffering from any decline in PC gaming? Is Stardock suffering? Is Paradox suffering? They take over, as publishers like Activision or Ubisoft are concentrating more on consoles. |
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