As well as the recent report that there have been multiple job openings at Retro Studios, according to VGC, the Texas-based game studio has added some high profile talent to its team of staff. As the studio focusses on the production of the eagerly awaited Metroid Prime 4 for Nintendo Switch, artists behind big franchises such as Star Wars, Tomb Raider and Borderlands have come on board as VFX Artists. These include Adad Morales (Battlefield Hardline/Star Wars), Nicholas Wilson (Borderlands) and Bryan Erck (Tomb Raider).
Uh mynintendonews, did you see this bit of news yet on twitter?
It seems SEGA “can’t wait to share exciting news” on sonic’s 30th anniversary…please for the love of GOD don’t be Sonic Forces 2 amirite? XD
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ssf1991 actually posted an article about it already.
https://mynintendonews.com/2020/05/09/sega-says-that-they-have-news-about-sonics-30th-anniversary-that-we-cant-wait-to-share/
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What’s your comment got to do with Metroid Prime 4?
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Then I expect a very high product.
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Thereβs been a lot of high profile people on board with retro lately including I think someone to do with the halo series. Looks like a lot of talent getting involved for what could turn out to be a an epic masterpiece
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I can confirm that an someone who worked on Halo (I think an artist) joined Retro for MP4.
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If they’re able to gel together, maybe.
Like any sports team, you can get all the high-profile free agents you want and it won’t mean a damn thing if they can’t work together.
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yeep, dam right.
but i hope the will bring a master piece.
how was it in the past?
did they hire people for prime 2…3 ?
do have retro not enough employers or they just hire people that the game is faster finish. if its like that it could be a wirse game. its like the new simpson episode. a lot of people work on it but it lost everything.
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