TimeGate Studios are preparing to launch the sequel to their 2009 multiplayer-orientated First-Person Shooter (FPS), Section 8: Prejudice, and now on the home stretch are revealing new details about the game’s functionality. Not only will the game offer dedicated servers for it’s online multiplayer, but also the X Server technology of the original Section 8 will return.
OXM UK: "It's heart-breaking when a development studio responsible for a game or series that you love closes down. Often, you'll remember them for the good times - the stand-out, stellar high points of their career - and not the decisions or titles that ultimately doomed them. Inevitably though, some studios come to be defined by their final release."
Is Team Bondi really a "celebrity developer", though? Granted, they received the automatic extra-enthused approval that anything remotely Rockstar-related seems to get from the press, but they only created ONE game before falling apart ~5 months later.
IDK, that just seems a bit hasty, calling them "celebrity developers"
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Gearbox may very well have been the primary developer of the game, and if that's the case, why is Timegate closing down today and not Gearbox?
The first game was a lot of fun. Glad to hear they will have dedicated servers as the first one was super laggy.
Lookin forward to it!
Send this Halo copy-cat to the gallows!!
Shame no one will support this tech.
User dedicated gaming servers a way to push the console online quality in the right direction but everybody will ignore it and play with p2p.
It's 15 bucks, has bots, and a five our single player that is not simulated arena play. So I'll buy it for sure.
Hopefully it turns out way better than Breach, Modern Combat:Domination, Hydrophobia, Mindjack, or Blacklight Tango Down did.