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Dinsey shuts down LucasArts
snalin:
raven salutes lucasarts with release of jedi knight ii source code.
That's cool, I guess. Judging from the download sizes - 10 and 12 megs, assets are probably not included. Still, if you know c++, there's nothing stopping you from having at it. Yay!
ackblom12:
--- Quote from: de_la_Nae on 04 Apr 2013, 04:22 ---Ack summed up my initial thoughts nicely.
Then again I might still be bitter about how long it took them to go ahead and let someone make Sam & Max games.
--- End quote ---
I am so bitter about so many things Lucasarts didn't do.
de_la_Nae:
I am glad they never tried to make another Grim Fandango though.
Though did they ever put it back on the market? I wonder who actually owns that property these days.
ackblom12:
Nope, never did. I'd just about kill to have it re-relesed on GOG with modern OS compatibility. I would actually murder if they did some remastering to make it work in more modern native resolutions and maybe some other graphical tweaks.
Disney now owns it, so we have a shot at it getting licensed out to GOG, Steam, or the console digital markets.
Also maybe something will finally be done about Full Throttle or any number of other franchises.
mtmerrick:
Every star wars fan I know of has been alienated by the franchise in one way or another over the past year. Most of it is due to clone wars and/or Disney.
This news will only serve to drive a wedge further between those people and the franchise they hold dear.
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