"Darksiders II has recently released (review forthcoming) and everything seems pink and rosy for the game. But not for some ex-Vigil employees who were cut from the credits."
Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition, despite being another re-release, shows that Darksiders II is an incredible game that deserves more attention.
Because the PS4 has slow loading times I do prefer PS5 versions of games. The PS5 does load PS4 games faster but with a native PS5 version it loads much faster and it looks a bit better and better draw distance and such. So for me , I do want these 3rd releases for certain games and this is one of them. It’s one of my favorite PS3 games. Nobody is forced to buy it. It is not hurting anyone and it gives devs more money to make future games. These re-releases aren’t selling millions but it’s nice for people like me or people who never played the game.
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The release date has been revealed for The Art of Darksiders II Hardcover Edition.
Was the info checked before this article was written? No. And his tweets claim that this happens all the time and that he wasn't expecting to be on the credits. So, why all the anger if it was a shot in the dark? If it is happening and happening all the time, then I suppose we would have heard about it or it should be a separate investigation by a real journalist. This is very strange. Did anyone look to c if anyone was credited for his work? Did he buy and play the game just to check?
I hate reading articles filled with conjecture. Can someone do some actual investigation and then get back to us with truth.
I think the fact that he felt the need to tweet about it, rather than, you know, being mature and contacting the people who make those decisions, goes toward validating the reasons for which Vigil would not have included his name.
Whining about your perceived mistreatment by a former employer on a very public stage, warranted or otherwise, may not be the best career choice.
Why do they even care if their names are in the credits or not, they got paid didn't they.
Does anybody even let the credits run? I sure as hell don't, if i can skip them, i will. I don't give a crap about the people who make games, i don't need to see their names, ffs.