Questions it seems the studio doesn’t want to answer, for now.
In a recent interview with VGC, Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick revealed more about why the company’s Goldeneye 007 pitch wasn’t picked up, but his answers have only seemed to have raised more questions in the game’s community.
Speaking to VGC’s Andy Robinson about its pitch, it stated the studio had set up a “dream team” and had the approval of MGM/Eon, but that Nintendo was unwilling to work with the studio due to its reluctance to partner with third-party developers, and this would ultimately be the end of matters.
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Questions it seems the studio doesn’t want to answer, for now.
In a recent interview with VGC, Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick revealed more about why the company’s Goldeneye 007 pitch wasn’t picked up, but his answers have only seemed to have raised more questions in the game’s community.
Speaking to VGC’s Andy Robinson about its pitch, it stated the studio had set up a “dream team” and had the approval of MGM/Eon, but that Nintendo was unwilling to work with the studio due to its reluctance to partner with third-party developers, and this would ultimately be the end of matters.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
