Despite early buzz and standing anticipation, StarCraft: Ghost suffered numerous in its ambitious development schedule, and eventually lost its original developer due to commitments. The PS2 and Xbox versions continued on with a new developer, but in March of 2006, the current-gen games were put on indefinite postponement as chief overseer Blizzard moved its focus towards next-gen systems. The possibility is open for StarCraft: Ghost to be resurrected on other platforms, but the current-gen versions are essentially on hold and likely cancelled unless otherwise decided upon.
Despite early buzz and standing anticipation, StarCraft: Ghost suffered numerous in its ambitious development schedule, and eventually lost its original developer due to commitments. The PS2 and Xbox versions continued on with a new developer, but in March of 2006, the current-gen games were put on indefinite postponement as chief overseer Blizzard moved its focus towards next-gen systems. The possibility is open for StarCraft: Ghost to be resurrected on other platforms, but the current-gen versions are essentially on hold and likely cancelled unless otherwise decided upon.
I find the Age of Empires and Rise of Nations tends to get a little boring... very boring. I think it's because the enemy units and strategies are so similar.
Apparently the Company of Heroes is the best RTS in a long time (haven't played it yet, my computer needs an upgrade).
Anybody go onto the battlenet for Starcraft or Warcraft?
Twisted Sister wrote:I find the Age of Empires and Rise of Nations tends to get a little boring... very boring. I think it's because the enemy units and strategies are so similar.
Apparently the Company of Heroes is the best RTS in a long time (haven't played it yet, my computer needs an upgrade).
Anybody go onto the battlenet for Starcraft or Warcraft?