>Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Dontnod Entertainment have delayed Twin Mirror from its previously planned 2019 release window to 2020, the companies announced.
>Additionally, Dontnod Entertainment has signed an exclusive partnership with Epic Games for distribution of the PC version of Twin Mirror exclusively via the Epic Games Store for a 12-month period.
>Dontnod Entertainment chairman and chief executive officer Oskar Guilbert said in a press release:
>“In line with our development strategy and thanks to our partnership with Epic Games, Dontnod now majority holds an additional key asset,”
>“We are delighted to partner with Epic Games and present Twin Mirror to the vast gamer community on its Epic Games store. The conditions of this partnership along with the support of Shibuya Productions reinforce the game’s potential. This strategic operation demonstrates our ability to leverage new market trends in our favor. The video game industry is currently undergoing major transformation and now offers a major competitive advantage to content creators such as Dontnod.”
Literally what the fuck is Twin Mirror and why should I care?
Grayson Wilson
How the fuck did this fucking company go from almost bankrupt to billionaires in one year?
Wyatt Robinson
Fortnite
Robert Reed
>This strategic operation demonstrates our ability to leverage new market trends in our favor. Translation - we got paid for it. God I fucking hate corporate shills and the way they talk.
Levi Gomez
How did Epic almost go bankrupt? Unreal Engine was always big
Jaxon Price
fornite and tencent is his major shareholder
Lucas Clark
Name a worst jap vidya company worst than Bandai ... you can't
Sebastian Young
Who cares a pirates life is a life for me. Also no steam no buy.
>study valve Getting rid of stale Gears and not moving back to Unreal Tournament. Most people may not like them, but they're the smartest people in the industry right now.
Leo Barnes
This looks really fucking jank, it looks like a bad indie game.
Chinoid illiteracy strikes again! It says right there that it was entirely Dontnod's decision - just like how Observation going on EGS was the developer's decision and not Devolver.
Also, 2019 Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protests 2019年6月反對逃犯條例修訂草案遊行
A game with the Bandai logo will be on Epic Store, stay triggered
Jayden Jones
Does Epic unironically think that they're winning anything from spending insane amounts of money, on exclusivity that ultimately just pisses off their potential customers? Out of all the PC stores Epic has no doubt got a large and genuine hatebase in a way that no other PC store can say.
If they would just do things slightly differently, they could have easily been hailed as the new saviours of PC gaming, and have people suck them off around every corner. So why are they so brash with all their business decisions? It's baffling to me.
