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The Outer Worlds developer: ‘We are an M-rated game’

In our E3 demo of The Outer Worlds, we found out something interesting about the game's age rating.

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gums0072189d ago

What is the point of this article?

Spurg2189d ago

The premise is good and will no doubt be a good game. But I can't help but see this as a small budget game.

Ausbo2189d ago

Not sure why you got disagrees. In the game informer coverage a couple months ago, they said they wish they wish they could’ve done more (romances and more worlds), but time and budget hampered them.

They’ve clearly came out and said this isn’t the same size as the fallout/elder scrolls games

mafiabrett2189d ago (Edited 2189d ago )

Didn't read article because I don't know the site, but based on the title.. im guessing they're throwing a little shade towards other devs who make M Rated games while at same time claiming "but we gotta protect the children"

Glad Obsidian doesn't give two fucks about the children, they shouldn't be playing a M Rated game in first place

TacoTaco2189d ago

By not reading the article, your assumption is completely wrong. No shade. Nothing about protecting children. Nothing about not caring about children either (where the heck did that come from even?).

I'd tell you what it was, but if I read the article, so can you. And maybe you'll question the wisdom of coming to an externally-sourced aggregate website but not wanting to actually inform yourself on what those external sources have to say.

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The Outer Worlds Could Fill a Unique Niche By Going the Opposite Direction as Avowed

The Outer Worlds could distinguish itself from other Obsidian IPs by going in the opposite direction as Avowed and the Pillars of Eternity series.

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cammers1995153d ago

Or it could just be the same as outer worlds 1. No changes just direct sequel.

anast153d ago

Both are going to underperform.

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The Secret History Behind Amazon's Secret Level Creators | gamescom 2024

IGN : Do some of the shots in Amazon's upcoming Secret Level animated anthology look familiar? Sit back as we dive into the connections between Secret Level's Creator, Tim Miller (also known for creating Love, Death, and Robots, directing the first Deadpool movie, and more), and the secret history of Blur Studios – a visual effects studio that produces CGI sequences for high profile names such as Star Wars, Sonic 2, and others. Along with films, Blur studios is known for creating incredible cinematic game trailers for titles including Call of Duty, Batman: Arkham games, Gears of War, and many more. Find out further secrets within Blur Studios and how they connect even deeper into the gaming world. Secret Level releases on Amazon Prime on Dec. 10, 2024.

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Secret Level - Teaser Trailer | Prime Video

SECRET LEVEL is a new adult-animated anthology series featuring original stories set within the worlds of some of the most beloved video games. From the creative minds behind LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS, each of the 15 episodes is a celebration of games and gamers. Games that inspired the 15 epic stories include Armored Core, Concord, Crossfire, Dungeons & Dragons, Exodus, Honor of Kings, Mega Man, New World: Aeternum, PAC-MAN, various PlayStation Studios games, Sifu, Spelunky, The Outer Worlds, Unreal Tournament and Warhammer 40,000. SECRET LEVEL, arrives on Prime Video December 10.

monkey602298d ago

Love, Death + Robots was awesome and I'm all in for this

RaidenBlack298d ago

yep ... hope they continue making both the series alternating between the two

GaboonViper298d ago

Absolutely love "Love, Death and Robots" so this is day one.