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Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter.
Not a great loss to the gamning world, but still not a good sign of things to come.
Not a great loss to the gamning world, but still not a good sign of things to come.
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Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter.
Not a great loss to the gamning world, but still not a good sign of things to come.
Not a great loss to the gamning world, but still not a good sign of things to come.
It's actually quite good.
I've played the Xbox and PS2 version and it aint that bad.
Did they say why they canned it?
I've played the Xbox and PS2 version and it aint that bad.
Did they say why they canned it?
Never planned to get it... don't care.
PC version also canned.
Not a game I'd have bought (Might get Star Wars:Bounty Hunter on Saturday though...), but still, it's a shame.
Not a game I'd have bought (Might get Star Wars:Bounty Hunter on Saturday though...), but still, it's a shame.
gamezfreak wrote:
> Did they say why they canned it?
It sold pretty terribly on Xbox and PS2 in the States.
The PC version is only getting a release in Europe, nowhere else.
Vivendi seem to be pulling a lot of their products away from Cube, they did the same with Futurama which also sold pretty badly.
> Did they say why they canned it?
It sold pretty terribly on Xbox and PS2 in the States.
The PC version is only getting a release in Europe, nowhere else.
Vivendi seem to be pulling a lot of their products away from Cube, they did the same with Futurama which also sold pretty badly.
It's because Vivendi are going bust, isn't it?
They seem to have little sense at all - games like 'Mace' would only sell if they had a massive license behind them (i.e. Star Wars), and Futurama? it's hardly the height of popularity is it, despite its genius...
They seem to have little sense at all - games like 'Mace' would only sell if they had a massive license behind them (i.e. Star Wars), and Futurama? it's hardly the height of popularity is it, despite its genius...
Tribute wrote:
> Not a game I'd have bought (Might get Star Wars:Bounty Hunter on
> Saturday though...), but still, it's a shame.
Star Wars Bounty Hunter isn't that good, it could have been made alot better!
> Not a game I'd have bought (Might get Star Wars:Bounty Hunter on
> Saturday though...), but still, it's a shame.
Star Wars Bounty Hunter isn't that good, it could have been made alot better!
Is it good enough to spend £8 on though?
£8.
It's not much, now, is it?
£8.
It's not much, now, is it?
Tribute wrote:
> They seem to have little sense at all - games like 'Mace' would only
> sell if they had a massive license behind them
They've got The Simpsons license and judging from what i've seen and read, Hit and Run is gonna be quite excellent.
> They seem to have little sense at all - games like 'Mace' would only
> sell if they had a massive license behind them
They've got The Simpsons license and judging from what i've seen and read, Hit and Run is gonna be quite excellent.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> They've got The Simpsons license and judging from what i've seen and
> read, Hit and Run is gonna be quite excellent.
HaR is game on my 'Wanted' list.
God, I hate gaming... so many games... so little money...
> They've got The Simpsons license and judging from what i've seen and
> read, Hit and Run is gonna be quite excellent.
HaR is game on my 'Wanted' list.
God, I hate gaming... so many games... so little money...
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