Evolved Gaming's writer Zac (GT: INFECTED503) writes, "Learning from experience is the best way to make things better in the future. No where is this more evident today the with Timegate Studios and their release of Section 8: Prejudice (S8:P)! Gone is the weak single player; which was basically a tutorial for the multi-player! More importantly to gamers though, in these tough economic times, is that gone is the $60 price tag for a single player and multi-player, “complete” if you will, game! But does the lower price mean a lower quality product? Read on to find out…"
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?
