Gabriel Zamora, "In an era where gamers are willing to spend $15 for mere downloadable content, the thought of purchasing a fully realized, high-quality game for the same price is beyond outrageous; it simply doesn’t happen. This however, isn’t stopping developer TimeGate Studios from doing just that with its upcoming FPS title, Section 8: Prejudice."
OXM UK: "It's heart-breaking when a development studio responsible for a game or series that you love closes down. Often, you'll remember them for the good times - the stand-out, stellar high points of their career - and not the decisions or titles that ultimately doomed them. Inevitably though, some studios come to be defined by their final release."
Is Team Bondi really a "celebrity developer", though? Granted, they received the automatic extra-enthused approval that anything remotely Rockstar-related seems to get from the press, but they only created ONE game before falling apart ~5 months later.
IDK, that just seems a bit hasty, calling them "celebrity developers"
For a limited time only, Bundle Stars, the direct-to-consumer company focusing on digital downloads, is launching its biggest PC game bundle to date. Gamers have the chance to download and own 12 standalone PC games for the price of just $5.
Gearbox may very well have been the primary developer of the game, and if that's the case, why is Timegate closing down today and not Gearbox?
I mention this game to friends and they all started to laugh. They thought I was joking and talking about the Section 8 housing program.