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Microids acquires Cryo catalogue
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10/23/08 11:17 PM
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PolloDiablo
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On their website Microids have announced they have acquired the intellectual rights to the Cryo catalogue and the brands. What this means is that they now have the right to develop sequels to the Atlantis, Egypt, China, Versailles etc games, and they can republish these old games (for instance through digital publishing or in a collection pack.
I'll be back, one day, when I feel like it.
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Re: Microids acquires Cryo catalogue
[Re: PolloDiablo]
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10/24/08 03:35 AM
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Carla
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Thanks PolloDiablo,that's a good news, because I remembered that Pompeii was supposed to be a trilogy, isn't it?Where this bloke has been cursed and has to make her fiancee' falling in love again, in different eras, or something like that? Maybe we will finally know the end of his story...
Carla “Come what come may, Time and the hour runs through the roughest day.”
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Re: Microids acquires Cryo catalogue
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10/24/08 07:32 AM
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Rushes
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IMHO, it would be particularly nice to see a re-release (for XP/Vista) of Faust (Seven Games of the Soul)!
I second that! I love that game, but have terrible problems getting it to run properly on my XP.
"Bleat, Watson -- unmitigated bleat!" ~ Sherlock Holmes
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Re: Microids acquires Cryo catalogue
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10/24/08 07:38 AM
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Mad
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Hi Brilliant !! Cryo gave us some wonderful games so it is nice to know they might now be given a new lease of life and maybe sequels developed too Cheers. Mad
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