Following last month's exclusive revelations on your very own Scottishgames.biz site (ok, vague rumours if we're being honest,) Ruffian, Scotland's latest new game developer, has confirmed it's presence, with it's own website.
Ruffian Games is now live and welcoming visitors. No word on any projects as yet, but the site includes a blog, recruitment section and the now infamous Flickr stream.
We're hoping to talk to some of the people behind the new studio and find all of the latest details on Ruffian's plans for projects. We'll bring you all of the news and updates as soon as they happen...
So, Indoctrimat went into administration, but on the plus side, I proved that more than 10 people read Scottishgames.biz.
Google 'Ruffian' and 'Crackdown' and see what happens.
Oh what idle speculation can achieve.
Hey, we ARE all thinking it.
Just go read PVP.
just checking to see if this updates. Normal service (i.e. one update every eight months) resumed asafp.
Some people are so damn clever, it hurts like a paper cut in a sensitive area...
One the one hand this looks SOOOO good. On the other, how can they even think of messing with something as seminal as Watchmen?
BBG reports Lenovo X200 'turgid' and 'outmoded', compared to shiny arse magnet. Readers respond in the negative.
Actually this technical fanboyism is even annoying me now. It's like arguing over cars and consoles. Pointless! Let's devise a test to sort this out once and for all. A duel between a Mac owner and a Thinkpad owner. Take it in turns to strike your opponent with your chosen laptop. The winner in the last one conscious, though massive points will of course be awarded if the machine still functions afterwards. Loser agrees to never, ever criticise Thinkpad design again...
Admittedly this is irony on a base level, but what the hell...
It's uncrackable - you hear me, world? UNCRACKABLE! You'll never, EVER be able to unlock and free your new 3G iPhone. Mwah hah hah hah HAH!
After this, we're taking bets on how quickly any group manages to strip out the whole O/S and install a running version of mobile Linux.
After all, Apple's serious, user-focused software and total integration is what user's want. Fun is for the weak.