With a heavy focus on online, FPS Brink released at a rather inopportune time, with the PlayStation Network down. Game Director Paul Wedgwood has spoken about how the PlayStation Network outage is affecting themselves as developers, and also talks about people venting their frustrations at Sony.
The two companies have combined to form Splash Damage Group with backing from investment firm Emona Capital.
The UK studio, best known for its expertise in multiplayer shooters, has been acquired by private-equity investors
Gamespot : The studio, known for its work on franchises like Wolfenstein and Gears of War, has announced its own original game.
"You can certainly understand why people have been so frustrated, and it’s because Sony have been providing such a great service, so you care about the fact that it’s gone now. So in some ways, it is actually really a compliment to Sony."
Unlucky timing for them tho
I hope PSN can get back up soon so that I can finally play Socom 4 online
He doesn't seem to worried.
Finally someone that knows how shit works. To all the selfish spoiled "My Mommy bought me this", and 360 fan"kids" out there. It ain't sony's fault, its those bitch hatin nerd ass hackers. Stop ruining everybody else's fun for you to make a stupid "virtual" point. I hope you get caught and the "REAL CRIMINALS" shove a keyboard in ya ass. Then you'll feel like a punk, not a bitch behind a keyboard fuckN everything else for everybody