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Last Chance: Vote for Brink and Splash Damage at the Golden Joysticks
Written by badman on 24 May, 2010 - 19:25 | Tagged
Longlist voting for this year's Golden Joystick awards closes in just three days - now's your last chance to get your votes in! Both Brink and Splash Damage among the numerous nominees and are up in the One to Watch and Best UK Developer categories, respectively. Voting is easy and super-quick:
- Head over to the Golden Joysticks website
- Select your nominees from the list
- Submit the form
- Profit*
Voting ends on May 27th, which is Thursday of this week. The winners of this round will go on to become the official shortlist nominees for the Golden Joysticks 2010.
* - May not actually happen
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We're delighted to see that we're up in two categories this year:
* One to Watch - Brink
* Best UK Developer - Splash Damage
now go back and vote
Best of Luck.
which is in case/context of unreleased/finished[yet] games slightly... too early 2 do it.
nothing personal/no offense.
I voted Brink for One to Watch because this genuinely IS my most anticipated title of 2010, the Year of the Game. Remember, One to Watch is by definition, something that hasn't been released/finished yet.
I voted Splash Damage for Best UK Developer because, regardless of how the software turns out, and I sincerely doubt it will be a disaster:
1) SD is available to their customer/fans like no other developer I know
2) every time I think I have a concern about the game - and while I am not a skilled gamer, I am definitely an experienced gamer - they assure me that either they have already addressed the area of my concern, or have at least debated it, and have solid reasons for going in a direction other than I would have chosen
3) their pedigree - their staff roster reads like a who's who in the gaming industry.
4) they actually have a Community Relations Manager - there are only a handful of AAA developers that have one. I can only think of 2, Bungie and the now almost gone Infinity Ward (lol)
5) because of 1-4 I know that SD actually play games themselves, they love games, they care about their fans, and they care about their game.
I think that the only way Brink will be a disaster is if Bethesda forces Splash Damage to release the game before they are ready to. Yet, even this doesn't worry me too much because of the reasons listed above. I know that SD will be putting in huge hours to patch out the bugs and exploits. In the meantime, because of the freshness of experience, I will be much more tolerant of problems for the first couple of months than I would be with a more traditional fps. Having said that, this by no means, is a license to release broken sh!t. Do your best, Splash Damage!