Activision recommends closure of Bizarre Creations

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Posted at 4:17pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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Activision recommends closure of Bizarre Creations
Publisher said to have looked at all other options.

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Posted at 4:17pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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A real shame this, I loved Blur. Admittedly I did buy it for 15 notes at ASDA a few month after release, but it's a fantastic game that was brought out at the wrong time. Up against the very similar but not as good Split Second and few other title if I remember correctly. Now is that the fault of the software house or the publisher...?

Also a point of note, is this the first casualty of the coalitions decision to abolish the game developers tax brake?
Posted at 5:43pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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Daaaaaaaaaaamn.

That is all, I believe, need be said on the matter.
Posted at 7:36pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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Many would say it was the advertising of Blur that led to the game's lack of success and that would be Activision's fault.
Posted at 8:28pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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No! Blur was awesome just wasn't advertised enough to gain enough media attention. Sigh just one of those games that's highly underrated. They really shouldn't give up. Especially on a unique ip like Blur.
Posted at 8:31pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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So...no more PGR? Sad
Posted at 8:39pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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PGR will live on, it's still a Microsoft licence rather than a Bizarre Creations one. Whether it will be any good will depend on the developer team working on it...
Posted at 8:41pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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To be fair, they'll probably close down Bizarre Creations and just form a new one, that will most likely work on a new PGR if, that is, in the plans.
Posted at 8:48pm on Wed 19 January 2011
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Thank god, I still enjoy PGR4 to this day. I, like a lot of people was disappointed by the announcement of Blur, the demo was ok but still haven't seen a price worthy of buying it.
Posted at 12:16am on Thu 20 January 2011
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thats what you get for making the best racing games around Sad damn shame; i love the pgr handling model.
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