Why not remake "The Thing" game for next-gen conso
Horribly outdated on the PS2 but (as far as I know) hailed as an excellent game in it's day, why not remake the game for the XBOX 360 and PS3?Next month sees just such a "remake" for the fantastic...
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Gary wrote:Unfortunately, the studio which developed the game (Computer Artworks) disappeared shortly after its release, as well as the publisher (black label games). Hence, no remake for next-gen. It...
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In this case, it wouldn't be a remake but a new game, wouldn't it? And I doubt this will happen, I think there will be a new Thing game if there is a "Thing 2" movie, though.Meteormike: I'm sorry but...
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Gary wrote:In this case, it wouldn't be a remake but a new game, wouldn't it? And I doubt this will happen, I think there will be a new Thing game if there is a "Thing 2" movie, though.No, same game,...
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I'd much prefer a whole new game - perhaps one that disregards the story of the first game and follows on from the movie properly and gets rid of the whole 'they knew about it the whole time!' part.
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Judge Khan wrote:I'd much prefer a whole new game - perhaps one that disregards the story of the first game and follows on from the movie properly and gets rid of the whole 'they knew about it the...
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Michael Allred wrote:Gary wrote:Unfortunately, the studio which developed the game (Computer Artworks) disappeared shortly after its release, as well as the publisher (black label games). Hence, no...
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Gary wrote:Michael Allred wrote:Gary wrote:Unfortunately, the studio which developed the game (Computer Artworks) disappeared shortly after its release, as well as the publisher (black label games)....
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Michael Allred wrote:Now assuming Universal kept tabs, owned everything associated with the first game then...They didn't. As I told you earlier, Computer Artworks which designed the game disappeared,...
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Gary wrote:Michael Allred wrote:Now assuming Universal kept tabs, owned everything associated with the first game then...They didn't. As I told you earlier, Computer Artworks which designed the game...
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Kind of paradoxical for a fan of John Carpenter's The Thing, which is a remake. Michael, you should read this thread if you haven't already: http://thethingfan.11.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2164It's...
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An interview of Latham about Computer Artworks, he speaks a little bit about the choices they make (limiting infection and stuff by scripts) and the idea of a sequel on PS3.
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http://doc.gold.ac.uk/games/?page_id=45Meteormike, please give me an email address where I can send you the new versions of level 2A, 2B, 3A and 6 in pm, thanks.
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Pshh, I and a few hundred others wish. But only in our dreams. Apparently The Thing isn't important enough in popularity level to most gamers for it to be remade for the 7th generation. Quite...
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I am 100% all for a current gen remake of The Thing. Remaking older games for current gen consoles seems to be a popular trend these days, so the idea isn't far-fetched. And since the prequel movie is...
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I can see it happening too bukipup, as long as the prequel is both financially and critically successful, which it just might be...
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