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Crave Entertainment announced today that it will be shifting from publisher and developer of normal-priced video games to publisher of value, mass-market titles. Taking advantage of their relationship with distribution giant, SVG, Crave will sell off all of their current portfolio (which includes, among others, the UFC brand) and use the procurements to fund the acquisition of games that can be marketed at $19.99 or less (such as PlayStation's Beyblade) for all major platforms.
That is some awesome news right there. Here's to hoping it ends up being put to good use.
Jeremy, do you honestly even play Crave's games to consider that interesting? Sometimes I wonder if there's a robot generating those comments... )
Brrzzzttttt!
Destroy...Destroy!
Brrrzzzzttttttt!
Bahn, I've enjoyed some of Crave's past releases, and knowing that they'll be available for about $20 in the near-future is exciting news.
Wow, I've been wondering for a while if Crave simply quit making games, their last GBA release (Ed, Edd, and Eddy) got canned, and The Lost has been delayed a number of times.
I can't say I've really been interested in any of their software since DC, hopefully this move works out. The budget software market is starting to get pretty crowded too. *-neo
Jeremy: K...just teasin ya ;)
The only Crave game I've ever liked was Shadow Madness...turns out everyone else and their mother thinks it's a stinker. Go figure.
I just want to know who gets my beloved UFC liscence.
I like the idea of a few more budget games publishers. Mainly because sometimes they take games from Japan that would not have come out here and release them for wicked cheap (Ex. Gekido, Seek and Destroy etc.) So be smart Crave, look to Japan for games.