Giving gifts can be a nerve-racking experience, especially for a non-gamer giving a gift to a recipient who is an avid gamer. However, as long as you never give a gamer any of the following gifts everything will turn out fine.
The Game.com saw just 20 games released over a miserable three-year lifespan of poor sales and bad reviews. It also did really poorly by some classic IPs.
That piece of junk had online connectivity which I was surprised at so many years later.
Awful games and it had the most insultingly bad version of Duke Nukem by far.
Tiger's design team was on drugs in the design
I remember finding one of these in a local second hand market. Didn't know what the hell it was but there was a copy of resident evil 2 inserted into it. Bought it for £10. It worked but my god what they did to resident evil 2 was unlawful.
Yeah um, no. BS. Everyone knew this was a stinker and pulled out and away real early or did not invest more than a smile. Those few licenses they got, were about the equivalent of licensing an IP for a Hallmark card.It was not even considered as a handheld as much as it was a novelty item that could let you interact with display screens images using tech that was 20 years old.
Ruined? it has it’s own “ports” that borrowed the name and shared a few screens that looked the part Those actually helped sales, as low as they were. Hardly ruined any franchises there yo. No one allocated crack teams to this hot garbage. Get real. Just make some shit up while your at it there culture vultures.
Game.com ruined itself by missing the mark of actually being more advanced than an original game boy. It could hardly outperform an original Gamewatch.
This was an captain obvious cash grab / grift back then. It’s also why you saw them liquidate their shi7 when they should have not sold it to a consumer market they would never support. Not to mention the service features.
If you were a non-technical consumer doofus, you’d likely buy this and be extremely disappointed (while your parents were disappointed in you) and THAT is why this was dropped.
Microsoft's legal counsel has responded to the accusations leveled yesterday by the FTC within the legal battle for the acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft thinks they did right thing did they? Imo you could've merge Activision into other sectors.
Apparently the layoffs were going to happen either way, and I'm inclined to believe it because Activision is beyond scummy. I'm instead wondering why Acti hired so many people in the first place.
i dont believe that for a second.
activision had their hands full with upcoming cod titles and current ones before the merger.
and mobile games ha
“Jason and Vince just got fired!” A lead artist shouted, as he rode in on one of the many small kick-push scooters that would typically lay around the studio. He quickly scooted away to some other part of the office space to spread that shocking message.
A friend worked there in production and was miserable due to working with IW and with ATVI. When he complained to his VP about it, he was told...be glad you have a job and are making games.
Sounds about right, but is also sounds like something Infinity Ward would say. They made their own bed and cashed in hard to do it. F em.
That sucks, but that’s corporate America. I mean, they could’ve turned down the money and leave to Respawn too. At least they got something, my corporation would’ve probably expected everyone to go back to normal.
daaaym
"oh we're running ur life? pff get over it, like honestly"
scum
Lulz @ Santa Facepalm
Ya who would ever buy a strategy guide
Poor Rare
Oh come on Grabbed by the Ghoulies wasn't that bad....even Kameo was pretty good
I liked how in Grabbed by the Ghoulies you could pick up most items to use as weapons
Wow I must be the only one who would want a sequel....
The third party controller thing is so true!