Report: Brash cashing out today

KABOOM!

personally, i think this is a bad investment on Brash according to the market, movie-based games and movie-inspired games didnt sell well, they only came out with generic executions, nothing interesting. well theres few exeptions, like oo7 and csi, but, just think about it, it is hard task to climb to the top by making movie-based games, so it is not a good idea to invest movie-based games productions, unless you have amazing game desingers on your hands, otherwise most of the case it comes to a total failure

So long as the terribleness of Saw can't bother me outside of the DVD world and so long as there isn't going to be another Superman game, which is also always a bad idea.

None of the released games are based on blockbuster movies, they even sold poorly at the theater!

guess this is good news...

This is actually brilliant news. Sorry to wish bad fortunes on anyone, but this is completely deserved. For ages people have hated crappy Movie tie ins form companies looking for some quick cash. This is a prime example to developers on what happens should you think about repeatedly releasing rubbish movie tie-ins. Brash entertainment completely deserve this, thinking that they can build a big gaming name on rubbish movie tie-ins only bought by little kids who dont know any better, and die-hard fans of the films. If this happened more often, we could see one of 2 things : A gaming world without movie tie-ins, or a reduced amount of movie tie-ins, leaving only GOOD ones. Unfortunately, both are godamn unlikely...

Well a Clash of The Titans game is LONG overdue and could be cool - hopefully a company with some game development skills instead of movie production skills picks that one up. We all know how poorly the games to movies and vice versa translations have been - so is it really any surprise that a company that founded itself on that niche area of gaming would do poorly? Yeah maybe they should have just focussed on making good games instead of games based on movies.

I was hoping for that Saw game. besides, $400 million doesn't just go up in smoke. (Or does it?)

Knew that wasn't gonna last; so who's gonna do the Saw game now?

'But I think the main reason it worked was because of the multiplayer.' -it worked because it was developed by rare

Well you've got to figure some of that money...hell most of that money probably went to production expenses including but not limited to the actors they hired to do the voice work. I'm not sure if they had a hand at all in making those movies but who knows the money to make those movies had to come from somewhere. Either way I find it hard to believe it all went into making games.

Yeah Vambran, Goldeneye was a classic. But I think the main reason it worked was because of the multiplayer. Sure there were additional objectives for the single player as you raised the difficulty but you can't deny the addictiveness of the multiplayer. Heck some of the same maps were used in Perfect Dark.

They probably never actually had the 400M, it was just capital that had been agreed with their backers which they were drawing on as they needed it, hence once those backers pull out the piggybank starves. Have to agree with others, anyone who thinks IPs like Space Chimps and the Chipmunks are going to drive them to big profits is living in cloud cuckoo land. They might have had more luck if they'd got Spongebob, for some reason that guy seems to be in about 30 games....

Wow if you look at the movie games they chose to make and, compare that with the movie licenses of movie games they could have made; you can see just how poor they were in there choices. I would have hashed out a God of War like brawler based on the movie 300 as my first project.

So, where did ALL that money go? :shock:

I wonder how many million they really spent.

They were going to make Saw into a game. Damn. I hope somebody else picks it up.

good riddance

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Looks like another "flash in the pan" flirtation with video games ended in failure. Lots of people in movies and music think they can corner the video game market. They don't understand the video game industry. But in all fairness, a lot of people at companies like EA, Microsoft and Ubiooft don't understand the video game industry either...

The only time a movie tie in game was any good was golden eye 64 for the N64.

Damn, I was looking forward to the Prison Break game.

I hate companies that make movie-based titles. The games nearly always suck, and there is this feeling of superficiality to the game. Totally unattractive!

Good. The less sh-- on store shelves, the better.

Oh no! Without them, where will I buy all my movie tie-ins! Oh wait, nobody buys movie tie-ins. Nevermind.

wow... that was quick. But I guess I won't really miss it none of those 'in limbo' games even sounded interesting.

Big surprise! A company that knew sh!t about games developed games that no one liked and now they're bankrupt.