After getting our first look at Shadowrun - the latest first-person shooter from FASA Interactive and Microsoft Game Studios - we had several concerns. The decision to not include a single-player campaign in a game based on the popular pen and paper role-playing franchise seemed questionable at best. But more importantly, Shadowrun will be the flagship title for Windows Vista’s Live Anywhere service, which allows 360 and PC players to challenge each other online; and we were worried about whether or not console players would end up feeling like they were role-playing fish in a barrel when pitted up against the surgeon-like precision of mouse and keyboard users.
5 years after Avengers, 2 years after its last layoffs, and who knows how long before Perfect Dark and Tomb Raider return, Crystal Dynamics announces another round of layoffs
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