“We reached out separately to him to include his likeness”.
When you deal with movie licenses in the realm of video games, it’s rarely plain sailing. Take the upcoming Terminator 2D: No Fate, for example.
Given that it’s based on James Cameron’s utterly legendary 1991 movie, you’d expect the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger to be featured—but as the more eagle-eyed amongst you will have noticed, his likeness is nowhere to be seen in the game’s promotional activity so far (at least not in close-up, anyway).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We reached out separately to him to include his likeness”.
When you deal with movie licenses in the realm of video games, it’s rarely plain sailing. Take the upcoming Terminator 2D: No Fate, for example.
Given that it’s based on James Cameron’s utterly legendary 1991 movie, you’d expect the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger to be featured—but as the more eagle-eyed amongst you will have noticed, his likeness is nowhere to be seen in the game’s promotional activity so far (at least not in close-up, anyway).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
