It's fair to say the Aliens: Colonial Marines story has been a fascinating one. From the years of hype, to the negative reviews, to the later confusion over who actually developed the game, there's a lot of mystery and controversy afoot. Here's Destructoid to add a little more.
We've recently been chatting with a developer who -- as you might have guessed -- wishes to remain anonymous. Under this condition, he agreed to let us publish the things he's witnessed personally and learned from fellow project members in the time he spent working on Colonial Marines.
Our man was involved with the game only briefly, between 2007 and 2008, but in just that short time he had some interesting reading for us. If his words are indeed to be believed, they further fuel the suggestion that Colonial Marines was increasingly sidelined for more "important" projects.
Not so hard to tell, considering the actual results.
when this game's sales tank, as they should, wouldn't be surprised to see some type of legal action against them from sega.
someone should file a class action lawsuit
It's sad how Gearbox lied and then tricked hardcore fans into buying some mediocre piece of garbage
Will Gearbox make it to next gen? Severely tainted image..