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Project Rap Rabbit (working title) By Project Rap Rabbit First created The creators of PaRappa The Rapper and Gitaroo Man combine forces to mastermind an all new, story-led, rhythm-action adventure Follow £162,057 pledged of £855,000 goal 出 2,920 backers 0 seconds to go PLAY Funding Unsuccessful This project's funding goal was not reached about 21 hours ago ROJECT RAP K Project We LoveVideo Games Tokyo, Japan
Why you should not donate to Double Fine's Psychonauts 2 crowdfunding campaign The guy comes out and says I'm a prick," Kotick told the latest issue of Edge magazine "T've never met him in my life I've never had anything to do with him. I never had any involvement in the Vivendi project that they were doing, Brütal Legend, other than I was in one meeting where the guys looked at it and said, 'He's late, he's missed every milestone, he's overspent the budget and it doesn't seem like a good game. We're going to cancel it' And do you know what? That seemed like a sensible thing to do. And it turns out, he was late, he missed every milestone, the game was not a particularly good game..." Kotick also insisted his infamous "taking the fun out of videogame development" quote was just a quip. "That was a joke! The fact that there are people -and it's a small vocal minority-that actually think that I meant it... How do you combat that?" He added: "This is my dream job. I've been playing games since I was 18 years old. I could have bought any company, but I bought a bankrupt game company, and I've been doing it for 21 years. This idea that I'm not passionate about videogames is ludicrous. But you say something and it gets taken out of context." Bobby Kotick, On Tim Schafer calling him a prick and "Brütal Legend" https://archive.is/nal1m Mismanagement of Broken Age Kickstarter funds And now, despite the $a.3 million the game raised on Kickstarter (and the additional $1,2 million Double Fine raised for its second Kickstarter game, Massive Chalice) Broken Age is out of money. Turns out, even games not developed the traditional publishing route over- budget and over-promise. "Even though we received much more money from our Kickstarter than we, or anybody anticipated, that didn't stop me from getting excited and designing a game so big that it would need even more money," Schafer writes in a letter to backers posted at Gamasutra https://archive.is/FoI8x de Moonbeef Failed to deliver on promised features for Spacebase DF-9 So Double Fine will end Spacebase DF-9 development and leave it barebones http://steamcommunity.com/games/2460...94030200824180 They even made a timeline to show how "far" they have come since first EA release They removed this development plan page few months ago so they were even planning to abandon it for some time http://web archive.org/web/201310180. .9.com/devplans Most of those features are missing What the f------ what? I actually bought this game because had good faith in it. Developer like DF should've been a safe bet, right? What a scum. http://web.archive.org/web/20131018054131/http://spacebasedf9.com/devplans https://archive.is/9nxRg #selection-961. 1-965.5 HEAFER Do you really want to give more money to this guy?
Make the Censors Watch 'Paint Drying by Charlie Lyne 405 £3,785 25 backers pledged of £109 goal PLAY days to go Back This Project Remind me This project will be funded on Wed, Dec 16 2015 1:26 PM CET London, UKFilm &Video Charlie Lyne 2 created 7 backed S charlielyne.com See full bio Contact me Help me send my new film to the British Board of Film Classification Share: Tweet Share Embed Pin t Post Every movie, independent or not, has to go through BBFC (a british censorship company that still censors or outright bans various movies) and receive a certi- ficate in order to be released in British cinemas, Each certificate costs around £1000 for a movie of average length This guy wants to express his "F--- you" to BBFC by making them watch a video of paint drying
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