Gamecock Games

[Super-Eggroll]

Joseph Smith leads the mormons to their promised land in Utah.

Dumb Dumb Dumb!

Hey, I'm all for this new company if they'll supply the strippers and bratwurst at the next E3-type event.
Best booth ever!

[Gooch]

If they supply the strippers, I'll supply the bratwurst.

[NeoZeedeater]

By far the two most interesting titles of their initial lineup to me, are Insecticide and Mushroom Men. The first, coming from some former Lucas Arts adventure-game-era people (guys who worked on Grim Fandango, Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle, and Sam & Max). It even seems to share a very Psychonauts-like art design, and I wouldn't be surprised if they're actually borrowing Double Fine's artist (take a look at the Crackpot official site).

I got all excited thinking these might be adventure games. I should have known they would be action games. Not that I don't love action but the adventure genre needs stuff like this more.

[mollipen]

I'm all for looking out for the developers, but these games don't look all that interesting. If this is what originality looks like, I'll take another Rainbow Six or Splinter Cell.

Because, obviously, we can't have both.

[Nash]

Because, obviously, we can't have both.

Well, according to those games, we aren't.

[Geen]

Gamecock...
...

Really, wow... Could they have picked a more awkward name for their company?

[RoleTroll]

Because, obviously, we can't have both.

You can have games that are both original and interesting. But you can't have both great graphics and fun. [/Nintendo]

[Finch]

I wanna know what detective action game will be like. Will it be dumb or grawesome?

[Aurora]

cock

[Frogacuda]

I wanna know what detective action game will be like. Will it be dumb or grawesome?

It sounds like yet another developer wanted to make an adventure game, but someone thought it couldn't sell unless you had to kill bad mans.

Someone needs to make a fucking A-list high budget, quality fucking adventure game for the first time in 10 years and end the myth that they can't sell. Talking to some of the people in the industry, that notion is based almost entirely on the sales of one game (Grim Fandango). After that, Sierra abandoned the genre, and Lucas packed it in except for one low-budget Monkey Island retread. It's fucking retarded.