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I can't wait to kill some terrorists with my waifu.
Bioware: February 1995 - March 2011RIP :'(
I hope they get this guy for the soundtrack:
Didn't EA acquire bioware and pandemic in one fell swoop? could some of those pandemic bros be working under the bioware name?
Quote from: Great Rumbler on November 22, 2011, 05:01:02 PMQuote from: Brobzoid on November 22, 2011, 04:58:08 PMDidn't EA acquire bioware and pandemic in one fell swoop? could some of those pandemic bros be working under the bioware name? About 35 were absorbed in EA, supposedly they're working on Mercs, Inc., but who knows?Yeah, I doubt Mercs Inc. is still a game. Those dudes are probably working on MOH2 now.
Quote from: Brobzoid on November 22, 2011, 04:58:08 PMDidn't EA acquire bioware and pandemic in one fell swoop? could some of those pandemic bros be working under the bioware name? About 35 were absorbed in EA, supposedly they're working on Mercs, Inc., but who knows?
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That BioWare game teased by a very short video last night may be a new Command & Conquer.An employee of Victory Games - an EA developer known to be rebooting Command & Conquer - listed her place of work as a BioWare studio on LinkedIn.Superannuation spotted it, Kotaku reported it. But the reference on LinkedIn of Victory Games being a BioWare Studio has since been removed.Victory Games making Command & Conquer under the BioWare label fits with the "new direction, new game, new studio" text that was flashed during last night's video.Victory Games' promise of a Command & Conquer game reveal "later this year" also fits with BioWare's promise of a December Spike VGA reveal.Plus, consider the BioWare game footage teased last night: a tank in an urban cityscape shooting at armoured personnel carriers (APCs). That, too, fits with Command & Conquer.BioWare, the developer, is renowned for role-playing games. But the BioWare label has no such constraints: "The BioWare label is a division of EA which crafts high quality multi-platform role-playing, MMO and strategy games," its cover statement reads.There was another train of thought suggesting this BioWare game could be something to do with Visceral Los Angeles and a new Mercenaries game. But Superannuation, a credible internet sleuth, has now poured water on that idea."Correction of earlier tweet: mysterious BioWare game probably is a military thing developed at EALA but has nothing to with Mercs Inc," Superannuation tweeted.
