ITT: post a vidya fact and others if it’s true or made up without looking up

>Mikami confirmed in 2005 that Ada Wong canonically doesn’t wear underwear

>Naugty Dog didn’t have much faith in The Last of Us, believing it’ll be a flop

>Witcher was originally a Diablo-clone with MC, and Geralt would’ve been a friendly NPC

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Cool thread OP, unfortunately I can't think of anything good.

This.
The last of Us had a shit ton of money poured into advertising it. You couldn't talk about video games without that game coming up.

Oh, I got some.

>There was a cancelled Halo Mega Bloks video game that had almost completed its development

>Valve originally planned on releasing a spinoff Half-Life 2 expansion as an Xbox 360 exclusive similar to Decay, but cancelled development early because they didn't think it'd be worth it

>The developers of FTL began work on a game in the same universe but from the Rebels' point of view, but it has been in development hell for a couple of years now

i'm gonna say true, true, false

>halo 2's arbiter was supposed to have an islamic name but it was changed.
>the whole team of masse effect 1 and 2 has worked on 3 and half on andromeda
>crysis 1 had a fun'y way to spot those who hacked the game by making them fire chickens

I would bet the halo mega blocks one is true, based entirely on the fact that I remember that there actually were halo mega blocks

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yup, spot on

HOLY SHIT

Does anyone else remember when they were advertising The Last of Us as having revolutionary AI for other humans, where you could hold them up using empty guns as long as they didn't hear you attempt to fire enemy rounds and that ammo would be scarce for you and the enemies?

I was so surprised there was no backlash but everyone loved the "cinematic masterpiece" that no one seemed to care.

Honestly I stopped listening to journalism and promises in interviews about games a long time ago, so I don't really remember anything besides "revolutionary AI," but it feels like every other game promises that nowadays. It's a shame nobody actually does it, because AI is one of the few things we still have a lot of progress to make.