I would assume some company will end up with the rights to print more if they want, and they might as well keep printing games until demand is met. Not like the actual process of printing the game and selling it is running at a loss.
Those not into following gaming news wouldn't mind, and those of us who do would recognise that the buyer clearly wasn't responsible for the mess that happened.
I'd think they'd be able to buy it with the same rights and restrictions Telltale had without too much trouble, but I can't say for sure. That stuff can definitely be complicated.
good. And I played very little of 1 and 2, and Tales was fantastic, top 3 easy for the company.
The episodic model can work if it's done right. They hurt themselves by not always caring about the quality of their games (writing, illusionary choices, performance, less and less of actual gameplay), by making players wait too long for new episodes (people will lose patience and forget about the plot if it's like 3 months between eps) and by adding their games to sales too soon and therefore lowering their value and making the previous customers look like fools.
What I find interesting is that they never decided to move their studio elsewhere. Afaik the living costs in the Bay Area are insane and it's not like those 300-400 employees were making AAA games.
And the end result was a dull, lifeless game that didn't really capture what makes the show good.
So I contacted xbox about a refund. They haven't given me a refund since the series is still supposed to be released with episode 2 coming the 25th. However they do seem to be aware of the situation and seem to be willing to offer a refund in the future.
I imagine it would be a refund for the season pass as that's technically its own listing even if its not sold separately. So $15 and revoking my episode 2 liscense. Maybe if they're feeling generous a full refund as it was sold for $20 as the complete season.
1. They wouldn't cancel the final season to the series that put them on the map, no way!
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And if they do relocate, how many people will refuse to relocate? Many brought a house or have family and don't want to move. If you are moving to another major city the cost of living is still going to be high. If you move to middle of nowhere how you will have a hard time recruiting. Plus, you would be paying hundreds of people the cost of relocating.
I'm confident we'll hear from Telltale and/or Skybound & Kirkman this week regarding the season. They have to talk about this sooner rather than later.
Sure, we only had one THQ collapsed under licenced games. Why not add another one to the pile.
