FASA Interactive founder gets Shadowrun rights back from Microsoft |
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A few months after the less-than-graceful shutdown of Shadowrun (Xbox 360, PC) by FASA Corporation, the company's founder Jordan Weisman managed to put together a new game studio called Smith & Tinker. Not only that, but Weisman also managed to license the electronic entertainment rights for MechWarrior, Shadowrun, Crimson Skies, and other former FASA titles from Microsoft.Weisman and Smith & Tinker is not revealing any of their plans yet as of this moment. However, the announcement of getting the licenses back from Microsoft pretty much means that there will be good news soon coming our way, especially for fans of FASA franchises.
More updates to come!
Via Smith and Tinker
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...but I hope they take ShadowRun in the direction it's supposed to go... say, Action RPG. The MP game was fun but felt like it had no substance. That "world" has so much potential that wasn't taken advantage of.
... loved the ShadowRun short films though