Starcraft: Ghost is in purgatory?
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captain ahar
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Starcraft: Ghost is in purgatory?
don't know if anyone cares any more, besides myself. but it appears that starcraft ghost has gone the way of daikatana.
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/698/698433p1.html
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/698/698433p1.html
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I hope it isn't. I've been looking forward to this ever since I heard Swinging Ape took over development of it.
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Re: Starcraft: Ghost is in purgatory?
Daikatana was released.captain ahar wrote:it appears that starcraft ghost has gone the way of daikatana.
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captain ahar
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yeah, but my reference is still there. game is in developement so long, they see new generations of hardware pass, and then get to face the fun decision of carrying through on formats where the game might go unnoticed or cut their (years of) losses and start developing the product for new hardware. john romero made the wrong decision, and i hope blizzard makes the right one. 
and like acid king, i think swingin ape could have really carried through on this given the time and resources. and when they picked up the reigns in 2004, didn't they basically start over (on the actual game)?

and like acid king, i think swingin ape could have really carried through on this given the time and resources. and when they picked up the reigns in 2004, didn't they basically start over (on the actual game)?
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If their fab, but completely overlooked Metal Arms was anything to go by, I would have been very interested in this indeed. Shame.captain ahar wrote:yeah, but my reference is still there. game is in developement so long, they see new generations of hardware pass, and then get to face the fun decision of carrying through on formats where the game might go unnoticed or cut their (years of) losses and start developing the product for new hardware. john romero made the wrong decision, and i hope blizzard makes the right one.
and like acid king, i think swingin ape could have really carried through on this given the time and resources. and when they picked up the reigns in 2004, didn't they basically start over (on the actual game)?
This doesn't surprise me in the least. This game has gone through two different developers, and that alone suggests that Blizzard wasn't happy with how the game was going. Add in the delays since the newest developer got ahold of it, and it all seems to spell out how uncertain Blizzard was as to whether or not the game was really going to do the franchise justice.
Perhaps it's just as well. Maybe now they'll focus more on the rumored Diablo III.
Perhaps it's just as well. Maybe now they'll focus more on the rumored Diablo III.
Metal Arms is what made me care about this game. If I hadn't played Metal Arms and Swingin Ape hadn't taken over development, I wouldn't care about this game at all.Marc wrote:
If their fab, but completely overlooked Metal Arms was anything to go by, I would have been very interested in this indeed. Shame.
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