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Ahahaha, the best part is the video was made in 2013. The guy who made it must be from the future.
démenti
deɪˈmɒ̃ti/
noun
an official denial of a published statement.
I could swear this is a English based forum.
Remember when they also denied any kind of graphical downgrade? I sure do.
But they didn't deny not talking with EA so the rumor about publishing rights still has merit.
But they didn't deny not talking with EA so the rumor about publishing rights still has merit.
document verifying the identity/credentials of the source is not real
But they didn't deny not talking with EA so the rumor about publishing rights still has merit.
Maybe people need to get their heads that a real downgrade (the kind we saw with watchdogs) never happened. Things went up, other went down, because that the real world of developing a game.Remember when they also denied any kind of graphical downgrade? I sure do.
I could swear this is a English based forum.
How is this company able to maintain independence and spend $80 million developing The Witcher 3 and yet a huge company like Konami gets the shits with Kojima for doing the same on MGSV?
How is this company able to maintain independence and spend $80 million developing The Witcher 3 and yet a huge company like Konami gets the shits with Kojima for doing the same on MGSV?
It's a standard word used in Polish language when talking about company denying something. My deepest apologies for insulting you with this pretentious vocabulary.
I don't believe the development budget was $80 million. That may be development + marketing and they had partners that helped with the marketing. That being said CDP and CDPR are in the traditional games industry, completely. They made a huge investment but in their primary business. At this point, that is only a small part of Konami's business and probably the part with the lowest profit margins.
CDP is also a publisher on it's own and they run a digital store with GOG.
Pretentious vocabulary is pretentious.
Anyway, thank god.
Actually, since some time, they spinned their physical publishing business off and sold part of the stock. But that's a technicality.CDP is also a publisher on it's own and they run a digital store with GOG.
And so my beloved Dragon Age is in the clear. Thank the Maker.
It's a bit weird that they're denying it so strongly honestly.
The stock usually goes up when there's a rumor of a possible acquisition by a bigger and richer company.
On the contrary the public leak of early negotiations (if they exist) could make them seem really unprofessional in the eyes of their potential business partners.
Who knows....maybe it's nothing and all the EA rumor was totally made up but quite frankly I think they will become the target of acquistions in the future.
They have proven they can make games that sell million units, that are praised by the critics and all that done with a small budget for the scale of the project.
Every big publisher should keep an eye on them and once the offerings go up it's difficult to say no and stay independent. We'll see though.
But you have to admit, the deafening silence of Andrew Wilson on this matter is more then a little suspicous. You would think, he would owe it to his investors to confirm or deny the imminent purchase of another game studio. Maybe there was a private meeting?Ugh....
I guess not even a statement from the FUCKING CEO of the company denying the rumors is good enough for some people to leave it once and for all.
It's a bit weird that they're denying it so strongly honestly.
"We don't comment on rumours and speculation, except when the collective gamer internet are acting like colossal fucking dumbasses."
Good.
It's a bit shameful they had to go this far to get the message across, though.
Turns out that it's EA that's about to be bought by CDPR. Also Kojima is going to direct The Witcher 4
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