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Post by Steve Farrelly @ 10:54am 16/12/09 | 11 Comments
It seemed like an up-in-the-air situation anyway, post-Bethesda id buyout, but no one really knew what the go with id's forthcoming post-apocalyptic shooter, Rage, was since it was initially being published by EA.

However, news came across the AusGamers virtual desk this morning that appears to indicate Bethesda have taken everything of id, lock, stock and rageing megatextures.

According to Bethesda's interim PR guys, this has not affected anything externally in the game's development, we can just expect a Bethesda sticker on it in place of an EA one.
Tags: bethesda / id / ea / rage






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demon
Posted 11:03am 16/12/09
cool. bethesda > ea imo.
Dan
Posted 11:06am 16/12/09
id seem to pretty much do what they want regardless of publisher. Even though they're owned by Zenimax now, I'm sure they still have the clout to do whatever they want. Now if only they'd pull their heads out of their asses and stick to dedicated servers for the PC version of Rage.
d0mino
Posted 11:18am 16/12/09
what has id done for me lately? if rage isn't good i'm done with them.

skythra
Posted 11:45am 16/12/09
what has id done for me lately
quakelive?
Steve Farrelly
Posted 12:07pm 16/12/09
given away the wolf license to a half-arsed dev team
re so
Posted 12:12pm 16/12/09
Yeah the last good game developed by a 3rd party dev using id ip was RTCW. While their work on Quake Live is appreciated and "recent" it is all based off Quake 3 which is probably the last decent game they made in house.

id Tech 4 killed it for them.

This is all my opinion, which is as good as fact.
mongie
Posted 12:16pm 16/12/09
This is all my opinion, which is as good as fact.


:D

Basically, ID haven't done anything amazing since Q3. Amazingly, Q3 had its 10th birthday 2 weeks ago!
Spook
Posted 12:45pm 16/12/09
wow, i can still remember playing the q3 tech demo!
maxe
Posted 01:00pm 16/12/09
wow, i can still remember playing the q3 tech demo!


+1


i remember what the old lightning gun looked like
simul
Posted 04:00pm 16/12/09
It seemed like an up-in-the-air situation anyway, post-Bethesda id buyout, but no one really knew what the go with id's forthcoming post-apocalyptic shooter, Rage, was since it was initially being published by EA.


I thought Adrian Carmack said when they announced the buy by Bethesda at quakeworld or wherever that rage would be continuing to be done with EA and that it would only affect future games?
AverageCowboy
Posted 12:04am 17/12/09
what has id done for me lately? if rage isn't good i'm done with them.

Well I can't speak for ID as much as Carmack himself, in which case,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armadillo_Aerospace

FU-FU-FU-FUCKING AWESOME-AWESome-AWEsome-awesome!

'nuff said
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