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It has the brands, now the BBC wants a slice of the videogames industry.
Top Gear you say? how about they give Bizarre Creations a call.
Funnily enough, I was going to say Top Gear too - how about a TG special version of Dirt3 when it comes out - be a good chance to replace some/all of the major "stars" (very few I've heard of - meh) with someone I'd recognise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gunbuster
Chance to take on Hamster in his Bowler in Rally-Raid mode could be good fun. :D Even add a few extra tracks based on the trips the guys have done (e.g. swamps in the Deep South of the US, African Deserts, Nurburgring, snow track - Arctic Gran Prix?)
(Stopped watching Doctor Who when the new guy took over)
Doing stuff in Flash doesn't make you a major game producer in my book.
Top Gear: Ok, it would be good if done right
Doctor who: forget it, far too multi layered to make it work without having the worlds best devs and 5-10 years to make it
I can't see them succeeding tbh.
Given that almost every householder is effectively a shareholder in the BBC if they start ever making a profit they should pay dividends back or at least reduce their TV licence tax.
Probably a more realistic turn of events is that their project will overrun and budget will spiral out of control so they will just increase the licence fee to cover it.... :help::whip:
I guess this will be run by BBC Worldwide which is a profit making company in it's own right. If it wasn't for BBC WW the licence fee would either be higher, or a lot of high budget successfull programming would never have been made in the first place. A lot of the big budget nature programs fall into this bracket.
Download the current doctor who game, its free and mildy entertaining for a while.
I don't know Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror didn't take that long to make!Quote:
Originally Posted by HW_90