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(06-04-2008, 07:22 AM)
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Neversoft not developing next Tony Hawk game?
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Jeff Gerstman says in the latest 6/03 Giant Bomb pocast that the next Tony Hawk game is NOT being developed by Neversoft, but instead by a new studio in Chicago called Robomodo. The studio is made up of former EA Chicago employees and before that they were Studio Gigante (Tao Feng :lol ).
Their website does say they're working on a project for Activision, so this is probably legit. Source: 6/03 Giant Bombcast (52:50 in). |
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(06-04-2008, 07:29 AM)
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#5
Oh shit, that's right.
I had this feeling coming on just now... what was it... Oh! Wait... there it is! I was wondering when the next Tony Hawk game was coming out! That's right! |
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Has no PEINS
(06-04-2008, 07:30 AM)
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#6
Originally Posted by Blimblim:
Maybe it should read "Any change to that series is good news as long as that change is a quiet and respectful death" |
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(06-04-2008, 07:31 AM)
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#7
Originally Posted by Of All Trades:
It's a strange choice, but Neversoft seemed to have lost their way with TH games in the same way Core had with TR games. |
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(06-04-2008, 07:53 AM)
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#12
Originally Posted by Pein:
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#upliftingtherace
(06-04-2008, 07:59 AM)
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#13
Originally Posted by Sean:
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(06-04-2008, 08:24 AM)
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#15
Originally Posted by neorej:
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(06-04-2008, 08:56 AM)
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#20
Yes, it's all Neversoft's fault.
Originally Posted by Scrubking:
Looks good, has potential No Wii version? Day one |
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#upliftingtherace
(06-04-2008, 09:55 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by neorej:
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NeoGAF: my new HOME
(06-04-2008, 11:04 AM)
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#27
Does this mean we might see another IP from Neversoft now?
Like GUN 2? Or something orginal? Neversoft are fuck awesome. Fuck awesome. When they let themselves be. GUN 2! MAKE IT HAPPEN! If it does I will gladly drop my Activision embargo to dip in. |
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ERMYGERD!
(06-04-2008, 11:07 AM)
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#30
Originally Posted by The Faceless Master:
So my question to you: on what experience / information are you basing the assumption that the GH4 drumkit will be better? |
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(06-04-2008, 12:44 PM)
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#34
Originally Posted by polygon_monkey:
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(06-04-2008, 12:47 PM)
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#35
Originally Posted by dark10x:
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(06-04-2008, 12:52 PM)
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#36
Originally Posted by hitoshi:
There is only one awesome (last gen) western shooter ... ![]() Oddworld Stranger was okay too (if you're a furry). Gun however was horrible. Project 8 was the last "good" Neversoft game. |
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Banned
(06-04-2008, 12:53 PM)
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#38
Originally Posted by dark10x:
Too bad the retail game didn't keep that framerate...looked super sexy. |
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(06-04-2008, 02:41 PM)
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#39
I guess this explains why there is no new Hawk console game scheduled for this year. Gives the new devs time to ramp up and play with ideas.
Is it safe to assume that Vicarious Visions will continue doing the DS Hawk games? I've been playing quite a bit of Proving Ground DS lately, and it is the most fun I've had in a Hawk game since THUG. The price is down to $20 at Target so a good bargain, though I have no regrets about picking it up early at the full price. Designing your own logos and having them pop up on water towers, walls, and other places as you skate around is cool. The online multi-player is pretty nice as well. |
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Banned
(06-04-2008, 02:46 PM)
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#41
e_e
Considering that Skate is basically what should have been released instead of those rip-off shovelware games that came out after the first Tony Hawk's release, I'm not so sure I want another Tony Hawk. The series have always been a sort of arcadey combo game, but what could the new devs possibly do? Why don't they just kill the franchise. It had a nice run, but it should be forgotten for at least 5 years. |
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(06-04-2008, 03:49 PM)
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#45
I've heard good things about Skate, but as I don't have a 360 or PS3 I haven't been able to experience it yet.
Just out of curiosity, is all the dislike of the more recent Hawk games specifically for the console versions, or all versions inclusive? And what's the basis? Is it the unrealistic elements like grinding high tension wires, sky high verts, and outrageously long combo chains? I suppose a skateboarding purist might prefer something a little more grounded and realistic, but those things are part of the fun for me. My bones aren't up to doing much in the way of real world skateboard tricks these days. I can still bust a decent manual for someone of...uh, let's just say someone of Tony's vintage. But when it comes to the video games, I don't mind a little defiance of the laws of gravity, physics, and human endurance. I've actually enjoyed all the DS titles. I kept borrowing my kid's Downhill Jam and occasionally Sk8land when he wasn't busy with it, and decided I needed my own DS Hawk game by the time Proving Ground came out. I do have Project 8 for the PS2 and agree that it wasn't quite as fun as some of the earlier Neversoft Hawks. There were too many stop and go short tasks and not enough continual, fluid motion activities like in THUG. It was still fun to play however, and since I got it free bundled with the PS2, I couldn't argue with the price. |