Still life site back up ?
If you were to go to the official Still Life site it would never develope. Now when you go to it, it says that the site is "under constraction" !!! Can you believe it ? This is a GREAT sign !!!!! I don't want my imagination to carry me off, but this gave me alot of hope for Still Life 2. Maybe, by now, Ubisoft bought the rights to the game :)
http://www.stilllife-game.com/ P.S. Sorry if the news is late. |
wow, I do believe you are right
I would love to see another Still Life :P |
If it was a sequel it would have a 2 in the title.
I seriously doubt there will be another one. |
*Fingers crossed*
but I seriously doubt it ;( |
Now that would be really cool. I really enjoyed that game, and would love to see the story continued, or at least finished. Heck, even getting a functioning website up that helps to get some closure on the original game would be good at this point. But a sequel would be optimal.
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BIG time doubt it.
There are many options here besides a return of the original site. The lease on the still-life.com name could've run out, and that's the standard message for all websites on that server / etc. Or it could've been bought by a collective of artists who sell still life oil paintings. I mean, really, the possibilities are enormous. There is really zero evidence that it's the original developers / designers / anyone related to the adventure game we're thinking of. We're going in with a biased point of view. Let's hope, though, if a sequal DOES occur, that it somehow concludes the botch-job of an "ending" that the first iteration made us suffer through. |
^ I don't know much about business. But I don't think it would be likely that an oil painting seller would buy a site with the name "still life game" in it.
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Yes, but considering that we had no news from the game maker. The site coming back up is the next best thing. To me it means that the storyline was sold and things are getting back on track. A site to come back to work after 2 years (?) has to mean something good. The shocking part is that I found it on the *first* page on google.com :) It most be getting popular. |
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Even if there isn't much evidence from the site, it has raised my hopes a little. There really should be a sequel that finally concludes what happened in the first game and keep some of the elements that made the first game so great.
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Don't be fooled. All Microids websites are down for months now (including Syberia websites, etc):
http://forums.adventuregamers.com/sh...d.php?p=365918 Whitebirds Productions (Syberia developers) has answered my email about that, saying they can't do nothing about that. Ubisoft (Microids owner) don't have any interests in adventure games anymore, nor any old Microids titles. These sites are gone forever. :( |
Thank you GarageGothic.
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Or maybe The Adventure Company bought the game themselves. Maybe someone bought it, anyone. |
Anaconda/DTP is publishing a new Special Edition of Still Life in Germany the next weeks, although they were not the original distributor here if I remember correctly. Maybe they plan something :-)
(yes, I like rumours :-) ) |
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You're all wrong.Stupid Invaders is made by Xilam and Myst is made by Cyan Worlds.Ubisoft just published these games and it's not into adventure games at all.Also the games' rights are also belong to Ubisoft with the company.By the way Myst is definitely not the "most famous adventure game ever". |
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the Microids site - www.microids.com also states Web Site Under Construction nad the domain expires 27-Feb-2008 .The Syberia 2 site - www.syberia2.info also states Web Site Under Construction and the domain expires 19 Aug. 2008 . The Microids site database was last updated ot 22 Dec. 2006.The Syberia 2 site database was last updated 30 Oct. 2006.I do not know what that is supposed to mean , but I hope it is something good .
:devil: Stalin |
Stalin, thanks for the info. Ya, I really wonder who updated those sites' database and what for.
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(and in case anyone's wondering, the tone's not appropriate, regardless of who's being addressed; but we're dealing with that in private) |
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Anyway, since Ubisoft (nor Myst or Monkey Island) has nothing to do with the future of Still Life, back to our regularly scheduled programming now. |
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However, I wouldn’t doubt that Myst was more popular, on a worldwide scale. Very artsy, if you like that kind of thing. |
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