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This tweet from Sergey Galyonkin, marketing director at 1C Multimedia and this blog post have sparked rumors that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is in development at Bethesda Softworks after development of the first-person shooter sequel was frozen following trouble at developer GSC Game World. The Steam Forums (thanks PlayStation Universe) has a translation: The following info is from a reliable source but isn't official, keep that in mind.
Sergey Grigorovich didn't sell the brand name "STALKER".
Bethesda is going to publish a STALKER game and has all the rights to it.
The game is multiplatform(consoles+PC) and is based on Bethesda technology.
It's being made by a studio familiar with that technology(possibly Obisidian or the Fallout 3 team from Bethesda, but no facts as of yet). It is almost 100% guaranteed that it's not a Ukrainian studio.
Bethesda will be able to buy the brand name from Grigorovich later, but for now all the misc. merchandise is his responsibility.
Release date, engine, detailes - TBA.
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Re: Bethesda S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Rumor |
Jul 31, 2012, 14:03 |
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Beamer wrote on Jul 31, 2012, 13:55:
ItBurn wrote on Jul 31, 2012, 13:44: I just can't imagine a game made by them with darkness. Unsure what you mean by "darkness," but they published Call of Cthulhu. Dark corners was a bright game, despite the horror setting. Everything was illuminated enough, so that you could see it perfectly.
In STALKER, at night or underground, it's total darkness. Except for your flashlight. |
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