Whoever was the father of Gears of War is now asking someone to save his worst bump

Cliff Blesinski Popular in the video game industry, though not only for war gear. The father of the Microsoft and Epic Games saga will be remembered for his outbursts, loud comparisons, and hyperbolic hype with his first great work beyond fat locust-killing soldiers: Lawbreakers. he Hero shooterHowever, it was back in the news 5 years later, to end with nothing, in intractable legal problem.

“CliffyB,” as the creative is somewhat colloquially called, tested the ground last week by announcing that he was talking to his lawyer about intellectual property. new premium? remake? Perhaps a triumphant return from the dead? We don’t know what Bleszinski wanted to comment on because the rights to the game belong Nixon And if they don’t want to It’s your decision.

And in his latest tweet on Saturday about the matter, the developer announced that those intentions fell on deaf ears. “Well, it turns out that Nexon owns the rights to LawBreakers.He commented without much encouragement while “winking” at the CEO Nixonthe Korean studio that published the game, to talk about LawBreakers.

With Overwatch 2 leveling off, it still struggled to grow its player base the way the first did, which led to a revival Hero shooter Which I actually lost when competing with a Blizzard game back in 2017 seems like utter madness. We don’t know what the behind-the-scenes study plans are Boss Key Productions and “CliffyB”, but it’s reminiscent of Case Alice: Asylum And american mcgee.

The latter has paved the way for a third installment of the license, for which they do not own the rights. After McGee entrusted himself to EA, he received a resounding “no” that led to a huge wave of negative comments towards the American company and Software developer retires after several years of ‘lost work’.

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