LDClaudius

Have any of you guys ever work on a comic book license video game of The Amazing Spider-Man for the Game Boy? I ask about it because I just watch a video for "All Your History - Spider-man" (start at around 1:30) and you use to work with LJM (an Acclaim subsidiary). Is that correct? I didn't even know they work on a comic book video game before.

If so, how did it felt like making a comic book license game? Did anyone ever stick real close to the comic book similar to what you did with a movie license game for Goldeneye 007?

Speaking of PC. Did any of guys ever try to build a PC by customizing their hardware instead of buy a pre-build PC you would normally get at a retailer? I can’t help myself, but I’m one of those people who is happy to be a PC gamer and not on a next gen console (such as the PS4 or Xbox one). Perhaps I didn’t jump in to it because of lack of better exclusives games for that system.

Another downside is some consoles (such as the Xbox one) suffered a couple downscale resolutions. Meanwhile on a PC, there were the first to crack in 4k resolution. It can be achieved if that user has the best looking GPU rig in the market or they can use SLI/Crossfire support.

I enjoy some console games, but it get pretty expensive. I want to stop getting a couple console games and move on to Indie games.

The game look fun, but the game look like it was half-baked. Will there me more content latter on in the game? Will there be a clan group for in-game? Why can't we have some premium items (EX: Character's skins and the P90 from the SMG crate) a permanent? There is some F2P game that allow to keep your character, your weapon, or whatever. Did one of your FIX Korea team mentioned that you could play a certain map in the dark?