Codemasters Gaming Questionaire

samuelk · April 2003

I posted this in the news, but figured it should also be posted here:

[quote]Codemasters, a publisher for many games including the award-winning Operation Flashpoint, has set up a questionaire asking about what games you think they should make based on books, movies and TV shows. Most of the questions deal with sci-fi shows, and Babylon 5 is among them.

Codemasters showed some interest in picking up Babylon 5: Into the Fire shortly after it was cancelled.

So head on over to the questionaire and give your input.

NOTE: You do need to sign up for an account on the Codemasters site, but registering is free.[/quote]

Falcon1 · April 2003

Hmmm, had a friend working for them here in the UK... was sacked with 50 others around the same time as they decided not to go the B5 route.

We should be able to get quite a few people filling that in from here. Not sure how much good it will do apart from drag up the past and raise hopes..... again.

croxis · April 2003

Again and again.... now they are interested in B5......

samuelk · April 2003

[quote]We should be able to get quite a few people filling that in from here. Not sure how much good it will do apart from drag up the past and raise hopes..... again[/quote]

Why does filling out a questionaire and indicating you'd like to see a Babylon 5 game have to involve bad memories and dredging up the past?

You can either fill out the questionaire and possibly influence Codemaster's future game line-up.....

Or you can do nothing.

Now really, which is the better option?

Maybe nothing will come from filling out that survey....but at least there's a chance.

Besides, why would filling out the survey make you get your hopes up? All you have to do is fill it out and go on with your life. Either something good comes from it, or doesn't. No skin off my back either way.

Falcon1 · April 2003

Was criticising Samuelk... just being a bit nostaglic and remembering the excitement when Codemasters got involved. I will fill the form in and have my say. I think it might surprise them that quite a few of us will remember it all, and there is still interest out there.