American McGee says they were "emotionally quite destroyed" by EA canceling Alice Asylum, and now they can't touch the IP "for the rest of [their] life
American McGee says they were "emotionally quite destroyed" by EA canceling Alice Asylum, and now they can't touch the IP "for the rest of [their] life
www.gamesradar.com American McGee says they were "emotionally quite destroyed" by EA canceling Alice Asylum, and now they can't touch the IP "for the rest of [their] life
The developer has asked fans to "move on" from Alice Asylum
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If you want, creative independence, then don’t merge with a mega corporation.
151 0 ReplyThe original was released by EA over 20 years ago. It's not like its something they bought up.
90 0 ReplyYou said this so much more diplomatically than I was going to.
23 0 ReplyEA was hardly a mega corp when they published the first game though. Where is Taylor Swift when you need her?
16 0 ReplyThe EA has been a gaming mega corp for at least 30 years.
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