No game tie-in for new Hobbit movie
Deadlines too tight, says del Toro.
There are no plans to release a videogame based on The Hobbit at the same time as the new movie.
Director Guillermo del Toro is working on the the film along with Peter Jackson. Though del Toro is a gamer himself, he reckons there's no time to sort out a tie-in for a simultaneous launch.
"It's too ambitious to try and tackle that along with The Hobbit," he told MTV multiplayer. "We have such tight release dates."
But what about when the film is done and dusted? Del Toro talks about what he'd like to see from a Hobbit game in a video at the link above, which we can't watch because we're not American. THE INTERNET SEE NO COLOR, HATERZ. ONE LOVE.
In the meantime, you could always play the last-gen Hobbit game released in January 2004. Or not.
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How will we manage without another film tie-in?
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Original RRP £14.95.......
Do you hear that mother f*ckers?!? £14.95!!
Christ, and we complain about the price of games today. £14.95 in 1984 is about £1400 in modern money (isn't it?). Some of the grumpy buggers complaining to Valve about L4D2 should take a trip down memory lane and consider what they might have paid for about 6 hours (only because game saves didn't exist back then) of gameplay if they had been born back in my day. Grumble, etc.
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Oh my god! A blast from the very very distant past, thank you for making me grin like a loon!
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Wait, has there even been a Lego Lord of the Rings?
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...has yet been snapped up by any cash cow milking publishers. Watch this space.
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