Sword Wholesale Dropship

Report: Square Enix Los Angeles Studio Closed

"We do like to have one full-size project if possible, and then have the downloadables on the side. We’re still in the process of trying to figure out what the first title will be," Shirashi said while discussing the studio’s plans with Gamasutra . "Right now we’re still in the very early phase of testing out gameplay stuff and testing out the technology. The scope of the game, and how it’s going to be sold, is going to come a little bit later."

The studio had two goals: test new technology for the company’s Japanese division and create new games. Project Dropship

As pointed out in the article, Square acquired Eidos not long after they announced Square Enix LA. I wouldn’t be surprised if their interest in the LA studio waned as a result of the acquisition, which seems like it’ll have been a very smart move with Deus Ex, Tomb Raider, Hitman and Thief games in the works.

Those will in all likelihood be Square’s ticket to the Western market, rather than the types of games their LA studio had originally been planning on.

As pointed out in the article, Square acquired Eidos not long after they announced Square Enix LA. I wouldn’t be surprised if their interest in the LA studio waned as a result of the acquisition, which seems like it’ll have been a very smart move with Deus Ex, Tomb Raider, Hitman and Thief games in the works.

Those will in all likelihood be Square’s ticket to the Western market, rather than the types of games their LA studio had originally been planning on.

As pointed out in the article, Square acquired Eidos not long after they announced Square Enix LA. I wouldn’t be surprised if their interest in the LA studio waned as a result of the acquisition, which seems like it’ll have been a very smart move with Deus Ex, Tomb Raider, Hitman and Thief games in the works.

Those will in all likelihood be Square’s ticket to the Western market, rather than the types of games their LA studio had originally been planning on.

I’m actually quite happy about this, if we can retrace months ago they where the ones that decided a “spiky blonde main character that can lift a sword as big as himself was not going to sell ever in america, compared to a burly macho gears of war OLD man” in the dystopian fantasy tale Nier.

You reap what you sow.