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Fury is the ultimate competitive online RPG. It takes the best elements from MMO's such as combat, advancement and teamwork, and blends them with the best parts of the FPS genre including instant action, fast pacing and diverse game types. This ...
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08-05-08 Fury now definitely closing down
12-09-07 Fury developer drops some employees
09-15-07 Akella Online gets Fury for Russia
07-10-07 Fury E3 2007 trailer local
03-15-07 New Fury trailer locally available
02-12-07 Ex-God Games bigwigs launch Gamecock
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Ex-God Games bigwigs launch Gamecock
Mike Wilson and Larry Miller, both ex-God Games (God=Gathering of Developers) executives, have announced their newest project in the New York Times: the Gamecock Media Group, with "cock" having the normal meaning behind it of course.
Gamecock will be a publisher, but not one of the usual kind:
They want to give more power, the rights to the intellectual property and more royalties to the developers. That comes at the price of bigger risk too.
Titles they will be publishing are Hero (a new action-rpg from Firefly Studios), Fury (an MMOG from Auran), Hail to the Chimp (created by one of Bungie's founders), Mushroom Men, Insecticide and more...
Hopefully for them they'll last longer than God Games (which was acquired by Take-Two Interactive in 1999). Anyway, be sure to check out the funny official Gamecock-site.
Gamecock will be a publisher, but not one of the usual kind:
The idea is that Gamecock, based in Austin, Tex., will finance games with reasonable budgets, ask developers to share in the risk and outsource distribution to keep its costs low. The company is being financed by a single investor, who has declined to be identified.
They want to give more power, the rights to the intellectual property and more royalties to the developers. That comes at the price of bigger risk too.
“We want to bring some fun back to the game business,” said Mike Wilson, Gamecock’s chief executive. “We can make games that look like anything out there for less money.”
“Most of the big publishers are publicly held, and Wall Street wants you to own trucks and have a floor of accountants and grow by a certain amount every year,” Mr. Wilson said. He said he hoped to foster an artist-friendly environment in which the name of the developer, not the publisher, was identified with a game.
“Most of the big publishers are publicly held, and Wall Street wants you to own trucks and have a floor of accountants and grow by a certain amount every year,” Mr. Wilson said. He said he hoped to foster an artist-friendly environment in which the name of the developer, not the publisher, was identified with a game.
Titles they will be publishing are Hero (a new action-rpg from Firefly Studios), Fury (an MMOG from Auran), Hail to the Chimp (created by one of Bungie's founders), Mushroom Men, Insecticide and more...
Hopefully for them they'll last longer than God Games (which was acquired by Take-Two Interactive in 1999). Anyway, be sure to check out the funny official Gamecock-site.
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