Quote from: big brother on Thu 21/07/2005 11:10:29
This meant that the second most expensive part of the production was nearly complete (the most expensive part would be the marketing).
And the funny thing is, is that if they had gone back on their cancelation, they would have all the free publicity they could handle. Internet sites, games magazines all were in love with it, and were distraught when the game was cancelled.
The 31292 signers of the internet petition sure seem that if you sold the game at 50 bucks, plus had those installments sold later, you'd make a pretty penny off of it.