Several sources have confirmed to Variety that Brash Entertainment is ceasing operations as of tomorrow. Not too surprising given its many problems, as I reported last week. In a nutshell, the few games it managed to put out sold poorly, it wasted money on some ill conceived ideas, and talented executives fled as they saw how things were going. Since co-founder Thomas Tull left the board, I understand that the investors who had committed $400 million when Brash launched last year had pulled out. So Brash was simply out of cash. Brash was developing the SAW video game with Twisted Pictures, leaving this title in a possible state of limbo. We'll make a few calls and see what we can find out.
"good we dont need nothinng more saw related. milked enough money out of the franchise with like saw 27."
So says the person with a JASON VOORHEES avatar. Gimme a friggin' break. Talk about a franchise that needed to die seven films ago.
Horrorchick81, do you not realize that there was a "Friday The 13th" video game for the NES? I was going to buy a PS3 specifically for this game too!
You have to be logged in to comment! If you don't have an account register now for free! Your account allows you to post comments and reviews, upload videos and images, access or our forums, write personal blogs, and maintain your profile.
Print Story
Send to a Friend
