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Developer Gearbox has found itself at the centre of a storm over a decision to partner with online key seller G2A. It emerged yesterday that Gearbox has teamed up with G2A to sell special editions of upcoming shooter Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition. However, the studio seemed to be taken completely …
Read More »Maximum Games teams up with Gearbox to publish Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition in UK and Australia
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Read More »Bulletstorm remaster confirmed
Rumours of a remastered release of 2011 shooter Bulletstorm have been proven correct. The game, which will be called Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition, was revealed at last night’s The Game Awards. The announcement was made by Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford, who at the same time unveiled a new initiative for …
Read More »‘$60 for a game is insane’ Bulletstorm dev claims
The pressure on full-RRP games is higher than it’s ever been, one developer has claimed. People Can Fly’s Adrian Chmielarz made the claim to Games Industry, having speculated that the studio’s 2011 shooter Bulletstorm – which was loved by critics but failed to meet publisher EA’s commercial expectations – suffered …
Read More »Founder of People Can Fly leaves studio
Creative director and artists depart studio where Gears of War prequel is in the making
Read More »Bulletstorm sequel was in the works, is now canned
Work had begun on a sequel to People Can Fly’s Bulletstorm but the project has since been cancelled, it has been revealed. Bulletstorm came out in early 2011 and was well received by critics. And now the president of People Can Fly owners Epic, Mike Capps, has said that the …
Read More »Bulletstorm dev working on Gears prequels?
A new Gears of War trilogy is rumoured to be in the works under development at Bulletstorm studio People Can Fly. The latest issue of OXM US, reported via CVG, suggests the Bulletstorm developer will be working on several prequels for Microsoft’s popular Xbox 360 shooter series. It’s worth noting …
Read More »Epic’s Bulletstorm ‘made no profit’
Develop Award-nominated new game made an impact, but not enough, studio chief says
Read More »Epic saw no profit from Bulletstorm sales
Mike Capps, the president of developer Epic, has admitted that its early 2011 release Bulletstorm has failed to make any money for the studio. The game’s actual sales figures were not revealed, though Capps told Kotaku that he remains faithful to Bulletstorm dev People Can Fly, saying: "The studio has …
Read More »‘Something is horribly wrong in UK triple-A’
Develop Conference: Sumo Digitalâ??s Gareth Wilson casts dire assessment of national triple-A sector
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