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Sony have just bought out massive movie jugganaught MGM (those guys behind James Bond and Rocky) and although it is likely current EA projects will continue, when the license runs drive it is assumed that Sony will take the rights and create its own system selling set of James Bond games.
It looks like EA have missed their chance to rejoin Free Radical with the James Bond license. Now with RARE under Microsoft, the original Goldeneye game owned by Nintendo and the Bond license owned by Sony... it would mean hell freezing over if we were to ever see our much desired re-make.
It looks like EA have missed their chance to rejoin Free Radical with the James Bond license. Now with RARE under Microsoft, the original Goldeneye game owned by Nintendo and the Bond license owned by Sony... it would mean hell freezing over if we were to ever see our much desired re-make.
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It was never gonna happen anyway.
That EA Goldeneye game I'm ashamed to say is actually looking pretty decent, but I said the same about Nightfire so I doubt I'll be rushing out to buy it.
That EA Goldeneye game I'm ashamed to say is actually looking pretty decent, but I said the same about Nightfire so I doubt I'll be rushing out to buy it.
Sony have just bought out massive movie jugganaught MGM (those guys behind James Bond and Rocky) and although it is likely current EA projects will continue, when the license runs drive it is assumed that Sony will take the rights and create its own system selling set of James Bond games.
It looks like EA have missed their chance to rejoin Free Radical with the James Bond license. Now with RARE under Microsoft, the original Goldeneye game owned by Nintendo and the Bond license owned by Sony... it would mean hell freezing over if we were to ever see our much desired re-make.
It looks like EA have missed their chance to rejoin Free Radical with the James Bond license. Now with RARE under Microsoft, the original Goldeneye game owned by Nintendo and the Bond license owned by Sony... it would mean hell freezing over if we were to ever see our much desired re-make.
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