P2 Entertainment - formerly Perpetual Entertainment - has ceased development on Star Trek Online, according to multiple sources at the San Francisco based developer. The news does not, however, mean that the game is canceled. The license, as well as the game's content - but not the code - have been transferred to another Bay Area development studio where work will continue. It is not entirely clear at this time what this means for the individual developers who worked on the project at P2.
As a company, P2 Entertainment will continue on with their profitable Perpetual Platform, which has been licensed to industry leaders like BioWare, and refocus their core business on the casual games market. Without the code, whoever takes over Star Trek Online will be faced with a lot of work to complete the project, which means that fans may have longer to wait for a completed Star Trek Online.
Screenshot: Star Trek Online
News source: WarCry
As a company, P2 Entertainment will continue on with their profitable Perpetual Platform, which has been licensed to industry leaders like BioWare, and refocus their core business on the casual games market. Without the code, whoever takes over Star Trek Online will be faced with a lot of work to complete the project, which means that fans may have longer to wait for a completed Star Trek Online.
Screenshot: Star Trek Online News source: WarCry
sigh I have a bad feeling about this game.
I think you're forgetting just who owns BioWare now... Mass Effect was finished before EA bought them so they didn't have chance to interfere with it; but we ALL know EA's track record with its acquisitions...
I think you're forgetting just who owns BioWare now... Mass Effect was finished before EA bought them so they didn't have chance to interfere with it; but we ALL know EA's track record with its acquisitions...
Very true. I hope to god they don't interfere with Mass Effect 2, they're on a winning formula and could so easily be applied to this game.
you have much faith...much.
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