One of the surprise announcements from this E3 season was 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a new Av💙atar game, Frontiers Of Pandora. While it likely came 🌌as a shock to most of us, the project had indeed been in the works for years prior. This is according to a 2020 autobiography from Massive Entertainment's David Polfeldt, in which he detailed the long search for a developer.
Most shocking is how, according to Polfeldt, one developer that Ubisoft and James Cameron's team agreed on was dropped from the project last minute...for offering them cocaine when they went in to sign the contr🍸act.
"They jumped out of the cab, greeted the receptionist, and entered the large, merchandise-filled conference room", explains Polfeldt. "But instead of meeting a jubilant 🌺team ready to make the finest Avatar game anyone could conceive, they found themselves facing bro🌜ken and desperate people looking over their shoulders, as if in paranoia."
The poor first impressions only got worse, as Polfeldt puts simpꦰly: "The meeting quickly took a turn for the worse when the studio head offered the ൩visitors some of his cocaine."
Polfeldt does not name the studio in question for obvious reasons𒉰, only revealing that it is based in Europe. He also explains that James Cameron's team had incredibly high standards for who they worked with, and immediately scrapped any plans to work wit🌳h the European developer after being offering the cocaine.
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The search is finally over however, as evidenced by the reveal of Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora. Exact details on the game are scarce, but it will release at 🔯some point in 2022 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Google Stadia, and Amazon Luna. And if you're for some reason looking for even more Avatar content, the second film is also set to release in 2022, after facing numerous delays in its troubled production.