We're back with another monthly look at the crowdfunding scene.
This month has not seen as many high profile game campaigns launched as most recent months - but we've found three campaigns that all are in a similar position where they have managed a respectable start, but where there is still some ways to go to reach the target. Last month's selection was a mix of success stories and clear cut failures.
From MassivelyOP: "The waters surrounding Shroud of the Avatar continue to get muddier after a letter to investors of the game from equity crowdfunding platform SeedInvest was vaguely discussed by Catnip Games’ Chris Spears.
Readers will recall that in 2017, SOTA’s original company, the Richard Garriott-backed Portalarium, ran a nearly $800K equity crowdfunding investment round through SeedInvest. But Portalarium folded and transferred the game to Catnip in 2019 following a series of calamities, including layoffs, free-to-play, whaling, playerbase collapse, delayed rewards, Richard Garriott stepping down, the new CEO denying his role, and shuttered offices. As we have continued to cover ever since, Portalarium was legally bound to make reports to the SEC and SeedInvest but instead left its own non-accredited investors in the lurch. Last week, SeedInvest told backers Portalarium had failed to provide those required updates – the first time the platform had made any public statements about Portalarium’s delinquency at all."
The Epic Games Store provides free games on a weekly basis, and the service looks set to run up until the end of 2021 at the very least. Epic offers out between one and three free games every Thursday. To start receiving freebies, just register a free Epic account and enable two-factor authentication. At this point, Epic has distributed well over 100 free games, and there is no indication that the scheme will be discontinued anytime soon.
The latest video of the XCM Storm gun in action on the PS3 has hit the web. Essentially this new product from XCMLive brings a replica gun control the PS3 complete with an analog nunchuk for finer movements. Check out the video.
It looks ok but I'd rather get an original playstation gun if there is such a thing the size and shape of the gun looks cool but it's not wireless.
RED DEAD REDEMPTION
two analog/ one detachable, plus gun...
(yes im aware of the time crisis gun before hand)
but still tho, its..
SICK !
i want...
