Remember Me developer Dontnod has played down claims from EA’s Frank Gibeau that launching new IP this late in the console cycle is an error. The studio has explained to VG247 the contrary – that times have never been better for new IP.Speaking with VG247, creative director Jean-Maxime Moris was asked for comment on Gibeau’s claim, “Those guys think that people are basically saving up money for next-gen hardware, and that by having your game, your new IP launch at the beginning of that new cycle, that it’s going to be easier to integrate into that cycle.”“That’s true,” he added, “but the install base of the PS3 and the Xbox 360 has never been so big, and if you have something that’s new enough, that’s fresh enough, and interesting enough, you’ve never been able to sell it to as many people as now.”“So it’s definitely the right time for us to be bringing Remember Me to the market.”Dontnod was founded with French Government start-up funding, and has attracted talent from all over the industry’s biggest studios – from EA and Ubisoft to Criterion – and is bringing Remember Me to market in collaboration with Capcom in May 2013. Moris added… Read full this story
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