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Why Robin Makes Batman Better The makers of Tron: Evolution and Turok are no more. Disney confirmed the (not too surprising) closure of Vancouver-based dev Propaganda Games today, saying “The studio has completed all work associated with its most recent project.”
Disney’s upcoming action role-playing game Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned has been canned, and the studio behind the game are laying folks off today, Disney confirmed to Kotaku today.
Everything’s blue in this world, except for the orange stuff. Propaganda Games shows off what it can do with a limited colour palette in this latest batch of screens from Tron: Evolution.
“n-Space is down, but definitely not out,” says the studio’s CEO, Dan O’Leary, addressing rumors that the developer of Call of Duty: Black Ops’ DS version has closed its doors.
n-Space, the Orlando-based studio behind GameCube title Geist and the Nintendo DS versions of numerous Call of Duty and James Bond games, is reported to have closed its doors earlier today.
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We’ve talked before about Tron: Evolution’s wonky nature, but judge for yourself, here’s a look at the game in action.
