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Often times video games that spawn from movies and other media never seem to sell well. Either the restrictive environment or storyline, or they just don't seem well thought out, whatever the case may be...this could all be changing. the recently formed Brash studio has collected a handsome $400 million to fund their new video game projects. Word is that currently there are 12 projects in the works, including 300 and Saw.
As reported in March, Legendary Pictures CEO Thomas Tull was shoring up $150 million in financing for a new independent video game studio, Brash Entertainment. Specializing in games "that will be licensed with major movie, book, and music titles," the fledgling company reportedly had six projects on its slate.
It would appear those numbers were a bit off. Brash today announced that it has acquired $400 million in funding to bring to the interactive medium properties based on movies, television, and music. Funding for the developer comes by way of media-focused private investment firm Abry Partners. The recently formed studio reportedly has 12 projects in the pipe, with 40 licenses from five major film studios also in its portfolio. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group has signed as the company's worldwide distributor.
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I'll play the 300. I don't know about Saw though. I never really cared for the the movies, so i will probably feel the same about the game.
If you're going to create one, at least put some effort into it. Make the game worth our money.
they just have to put quality time into the game
Not many games based on movies are good >_>. Hope 300 is different.
Yeah. It was.
SHENANIGANS!
Anywho, 300 would make a sick game.
sorry if it is a double though
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