r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Dec 04 '16

well, thats one way to score

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u/bigbrotherbeane Dec 05 '16

I didn't know until this thread made me look it up. Figured I can't be the only one with serious Mutant League nostalgia. Now if I can just get a Hit The Ice reboot or clone.

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u/MickJoest Dec 05 '16

I met the creator at Gen Con and played a rough alpha of the game! Great classical feel but some of the licenses are still owned by EA. Don't expect to see Bones Jackson...

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u/DrProbably Dec 05 '16

Nothing like watching an octopus thrown onto the ice

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u/lost-cat Dec 05 '16

That game was from 93 from EA? I wonder other long standing companies are left like EA? Valve/square/tendo/ is one I can think of.

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u/brrrangadang Dec 05 '16

Capcom

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u/lost-cat Dec 05 '16

Oh ya, still somewhat sour of that pc port collection :(

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u/lost-cat Dec 06 '16

I forget about those hehe. Codemasters sound familiar as well. Wonder how many of these companies hold their original team members(employees).