2K Games Adds More Titles to its Roster
Take-Two publishing's 2K Games label, unveiled late last month, has acquired yet more hit titles to go alongside the MLB and Civilization franchises, according to Gamespot. Elder Scrolls IV, sequel to the hit Morrowind, and long anticipated Call of Cthulu: Dark Corners of the Earth will be copublished with Bethesda Softworks.
I really hope this doesn't mean that Elderscrolls IV will be "dumbed down" for the masses. : (
I don't have a lot of faith in mega media companies.
Electronic Arts (EA) announced today that it has been in talks with Gandalf, Merlin, and Harry Potter to secure the exclusive rights to use magic or any other arcane-related spellcasting in videogames. This would deal a big blow to Take-Two, who recently signed on to publish Bethesda's Elder Scrolls IV game, which relies heavily on the use of magic in its game design.
Do you mean "cthulhu"?
So that's the game where I learn how to pronounce Cthulu (or, perhaps, Cthulhu )?
(Seriously...it does look to be interesting.)
You can hold down the "B" button for continuous firing.
return -EDONTCARE;
As much as I want Take-Two to kick ass. This list is pretty mild. They really need some firepower to go up against the competition.
MLB - A debate-able 3rd rank in sports games sales.
Civilization franchises - Didn't this live in the Sims shadow.
Elder Scrolls IV Morrowind - The original was never big enough to top final fantasy series.
Call of Cthulu: Dark Corners of the Earth - Don't know much about. Probably can't aim at the masses?
Although quite often publishers have made some bad decisions with regards to games, in this case the Developer is a very strong one with an excellent record.
Bethesda have made some great, but very under-rated games, from Terminator 2029 through to Elder Scrolls and so on. I have high expectations from these up and coming games.
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"No other Bethesda games were mentioned in today's announcement. However, speculation has already started that the next game in the Fallout series, the license for which Bethesda bought from Interplay last year, might very well bear the 2K Games label."
:)
Sweeeeeet.
While the website has not yet been launched, you can still check out the new 2K Games logo, if you like...
http://www.2kgames.com/
Frankly I don't know what to think of 2K Games, I guess it's just Take-Two with more of an aggressive acquisition and marketing strategy... kind of like how Atari is just a rethinking of corporate strategy by Infogrames.
Although one person's opinion doesn't matter, am I the only one who feels as though there could be a "Big 5" developing in the gaming industry that could work very similiarly to the RIAA someday?
Karma police, arrest this man, he talks in maths....