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God of War Studio Gives Red Dead Redemption 2 Major Props in the Best Way | COGconnected

God of War developer Santa Monica Studio isn't shy about showing their support for Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2 success. In fact, they've given them major props. Read on to find out how!

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sammarshall1022006d ago

I love the respect studios show each other

Fishy Fingers2006d ago

Why wouldn’t they, professionals working in the same field have both knowledge and understanding of their fellows craft.

It’s only the kids from different camps that make this mutual appreciation seem refreshing.

monkey6022006d ago

They must be slightly disgusted too though. Up until today they had Game of the Year in the bag.

Yeah they're grown adults and aren't acting like children but you'd have to understand some disappointment from them too

MrVux0002006d ago

@monkey602
You say it like God Of War has lost the possibility of winning a GOTY overall, even tho both games have universal acclaim.

If anything it is quite possible we are looking at another TLOU vs GTAV situatio here.

rainslacker2005d ago

Likely that many from SSM were at some point involved with the RDR2 game, as they are part of the ICE team, and no doubt, they would have spent some time working with R* on how to make things work well. They probably knew well this game was going to give them a run for their money. I also think that SSM isn't going to be as fussed about winning or losing GOTY as the fan boys are. They had a massive success, and should be proud, and no other big game release can take that away from them. Sure, it's nice to get the awards, and recognition, but they aren't going to let it phase them.

DarkVoyager2006d ago

YESSSSSS

Love when studios praise each other for their hard work.

MoshA2006d ago

Yeah good studios deserve respect :)

AK912006d ago

One great developer giving pros to another, love seeing this kind of stuff.

thatguyhayat2006d ago

When i saw that baldur gif on twitter that was just hilarious

Cmv382006d ago

2 amazing developers, 1 amazing console.

I need to work for the playstation advertising department.

ClayRules20122006d ago

I’d work for Sony cleaning toilets at the different studio offices. Just to see how things run & to see those amazingly talented developers at work everyday, totally worth it.

rainslacker2005d ago

Moving over from Nintendo? Your nephew will be upset.

Old joke....many may not get the reference.:)

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ClayRules20122006d ago

The respect that these game studios show to one another is awesome. I love it.

Now, hopefully many within the gaming community can do the same for their fellow gamers (regardless of their platform of choice) and let them know they’re hoping their fellow gamers have a great time playing the games there excited for.

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‘It’s been really painful’: Ex-Lionhead devs explain why they’ve announced, and shelved, a new game

An independent UK developer says it’s been forced to announce and postpone its game on the same day, and lay off more than half of its staff, due to the sharp downturn in investment in the games industry.

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Atari Is Reviving The 'Infogrames' Publishing Label

The armadillo returns.

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Aphrodia13h ago

I personally do remember Infogrames in the years prior to merger. They really did have a portfolio that stuck out and I enjoyed. I wonder what value they see in reviving it now though?

Hofstaderman12h ago

Ah...the nostalgia...V-Rally, Hogs of War 2, Driver.

TheColbertinator10h ago

The good old days of Driver and Stuntman. Unfortunately both games are long gone.

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Embracer Group Re-organizing Into 3 Separate Companies

Hopefully this gets Embracer group back on track

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TheColbertinator1d 11h ago

Embracer really destroyed itself faster than I ever expected.

Hedstrom20h ago

Yea! But thats what happens when you have 2,2 billion dollar in debt and the interest rise from 0,5% to 5% in a year