Welcome back to another episode of The Player’s Club Podcast! This week, on the final new episode of the year, Emmett Watkins Jr and _Allan Muir_ are back again to go over all of the winners and reveals of The Game Awards. * _Just Passing Through - Planet Coaster_ * _Tell Me Why Chapter 2 Part 9: Painful Memories_ * _Mining For Treasures and Pokemon In The Grand Underground - Pokemon Brilliant Diamond Gameplay_ * _Why Idle games make good satire, and how it was ruined._ * _Greg Is Back On Stream And Is Digging Deep Rock Galactic!_ * Best Online Game: Sponsored by Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout * Most Addictive Game: Sponsored by Animal Crossing: New Horizons * Best Gun Game: Sponsored by Doom Eternal * Best Action-Adventure Game: Sponsored by Ghost of Tsushima In this episode, we decide our winners of the following categories: Come through and hear them get way too passionate about Dragon Ball Z! As alway,s don’t forget to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter for 24/7 coverage of all things gaming and entertainment.That’s right, MORE Game of the Year podcasts! Today you're getting_ Emmett Watkins Jr_, _Allan Muir_, _Josh Miller_, and _Graydon Webb_ all reuniting to hash out about 5 different categories.
#METRO EXODUS STEAM CANCELLED WHY MOVIE#
Let us know your thoughts on the cancelled Metro 2033 movie and more in the comments section below. The next installment of the video game franchise, Metro Exodus, is set to arrive on February 22nd of next year for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. With any luck, fans will see the film return under the writing of a producer willing to provide the best experience for viewers while maintaining a good relationship with the source material.
#METRO EXODUS STEAM CANCELLED WHY SERIES#
It’s a little sad to see that filmmakers were willing to scoop out so much of what makes the series as impressive as it is. Metro 2033 is a very distinctly Russian tale and that makes up a lot of the charm that the series holds for many readers as well as players of the video games series. They turned it into a very generic thing. They had to replace the Dark Ones with some kind of random beasts and as long as the beasts don’t look human, the entire story of xenophobia doesn’t work which was very important to me as a convinced internationalist. Unfortunately, just too much had to change in order to progress this project. With this setting, a lot of the factions such as Nazis, Communists, and even the Dark Ones just wouldn’t work. Glukhvosky goes on to explain that a lot of what makes the series was lost in the script from MGM, for example swapping the location of Moscow with Washington DC. We’ll see if the release of Metro Exodus can push the IP across a little bit the oceans and see how that works.” So currently we are speaking with a new set of producers about a possible adaptation but this is a very long and difficult process. The project with MGM optioning this book and developing a script had brought us to nothing and the rights reverted to me. The rights have since been reverted back to the author and according to Glukhovsky, there is still a little hope for the film and the search for a new set of producers has begun. Similar to the first game, the movie was set to follow Glukhovky’s first book, however it appears that the scriptwriter for the film planned to Americanise the film. Unfortunately, it seems that the movie has recently been cancelled thanks to some issues with the creative nature of the film. Back in 2012, MGM Studios acquired the rights to create a movie adaption of Dmitry Glukhovsky’s post-apocalyptic novel Metro 2033.
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