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1 day ago · Vicarious Visions pitched a new 3D Donkey Kong game, but Activision stopped it due to Call of Duty focus. Vicarious Visions, now Blizzard Albany, has a history of canceled games and focus on major franchises. Industry relies on both live service and traditional single-player games for a healthy ecosystem. This week, Did You Know Gaming's Liam ...
May 5, 2024 · Veteran development studio Vicarious Visions was originally founded in 1991 and became part of Activision in 2005. Its prolific output included work on the publisher's Guitar Hero and Skylanders ...
May 6, 2024 · Vicarious Visions, known for Call of Duty and Destiny work, once developed a canceled 3D Donkey Kong game for Nintendo Switch. Vicarious Visions, a studio best known for its work on major Activision games like Call of Duty, Destiny, and Skylanders, reportedly worked on a new Donkey Kong game. This information comes from reports by DK Vine and a ...
May 6, 2024 · Always liked Vicarious Visions- their Tony Hawk games on DS were brilliant and their Wii versions of Guitar Hero were light years ahead of what Harmonix were doing with Rock Band on the system ...
May 5, 2024 · The game was being developed by Vicarious Visions, which has since been renamed Blizzard Albany, for the Nintendo Switch. It was going to take place on a large open island, and its gameplay would emphasize the “kinetic energy” of the Donkey Kong Country games, but in 3D. Donkey Kong would slide down vines and ropes on his feet via a new ...
May 6, 2024 · 6 May 2024. Leah J. Williams. Culture. Image: Retro Studios. A new 3D Donkey Kong game was once in the works at Vicarious Visions, according to multiple former employees who recently spoke to DidYouKnowGaming for a showcase on cancelled Donkey Kong games.
May 5, 2024 · Video Game News. 5th May 2024 / 1:12 pm. Posted by. Jordan Middler. Activision studio Vicarious Visions was working on a 3D Donkey Kong title, it’s claimed. The title, reportedly codenamed “Freedom,” was in development for Nintendo Switch before being eventually scrapped.
