EA looking to revive classic Bullfrog games

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EA looking to revive classic Bullfrog games

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Image EA looking to revive classic Bullfrog games
Electronic Arts has announced that it may revist and revive a few old Bullfrog games, though not as simple remakes.Image

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Publish Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2009 12:15:16 +0100
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Fuck no, that's shitty management speak there. Urgh :(

Basicially if I'm reading between the lines correctly, he believes the gameplay that made them great (and still great to play now despite what the EA tard says) won't cut it today and they'll have to change it to make it meet current expectations.

I now hold slim hopes of any good remakes if it's developed internally by EA, as by what I read I suspect the games will be simplified and possibly include shit current thinking methods like quick time events and the ilk.

Bugger :(
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EA, dare you fuck up Dungeon Keeper and I'm going to handle Dexter as an educational series.
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:lol:
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Baliame wrote:EA, dare you fuck up Dungeon Keeper and I'm going to handle Dexter as an educational series.
Videogames cause violence!

I'll be upset if they do a number on Syndicate though.
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Post by Grimmie »

THEME HOSPITAL. :boogie:
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Grimmie wrote:THEME HOSPITAL. :boogie:
Was Theme Hospital better than Theme Park? It's a long time since I last played either. I remember them both being pleasurable experiences, but Hospital seems to be the one that excites people.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

Theme hospital was fucking awesome.
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Post by Grimmie »

Theme hospital was wonderful in everything it did.
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Theme Hospital is the best medical sim ever.
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Flood!
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Rats!
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Post by TezzRexx »

Grimmie wrote:THEME HOSPITAL. :boogie:
It took 5 replies before Theme Hospital was mentioned. I'm appalled.

But yes, I'm increminally excited about a new Theme Hospital. I think I've still got the PS1 disc.

Edits: and continuing the flood.

I'd be dead if it wasn't for Theme Hospital.
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TezzRexx wrote:increminally
:?


Is that incredibly meets criminally?
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It's Brian Butterfield messing up his lines from the diet sketch :D
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Stoat wrote:Was Theme Hospital better than Theme Park? It's a long time since I last played either. I remember them both being pleasurable experiences, but Hospital seems to be the one that excites people.
Theme Park (the 3D incarnations) were terrible, IMO. RollerCoaster Tycoon is where it's at!

Edits: WTF, my post count was just about to hit 3,000...
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Post by Grimmie »

TezzRexx wrote:It's Brian Butterfield messing up his lines from the diet sketch :D
- The results have been, incredible.
- I'm over here..
- Sorry. The results have been, increbidle.
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I wasn't that impressed by Theme Hospital.
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Grimmie wrote:
- The results have been, incredible.
- I'm over here..
- Sorry. The results have been, increbidle.
What day is Saturday?

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TezzRexx wrote:
What day is Saturday?

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:lol: lolz
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