Lol, silly Eddie. A disclosure looks something like this "I Eddie Makuch, author of this article am the CEO, CFO and mother f'in boss of ZeniMax. If you're still confused, just think of me as the person that makes ALL the decisions".

I doubt Leslie Moonves has even been in the same room as you, let alone cares about what your article has to say about an unfinished game on its way to the drawing board again.

I do enjoy your articles though. *Awkwardly punching Eddie on the shoulder*

As much as I would like to believe that Microsoft was "listening" to its customers, I have a feeling their change of heart was resulted more from lack luster presales for their machine.

@BlueFlameBat I don't really care who is talking, but Emily should def. be the one on camera

Simply a fantastic read!

* Stretches out hand for more*

@BloodFatality I like my couch too much haha

@xJackelx @letsgohome I was actually in a similar boat of misinformation as "letsgohome". I didn't realize there was a light version since I haven't really been following the game that closely

DANGER ZONE!

Kenny Loggins put into lyrics that what my heart feels.

@wavelength121 I think they are talking about the mobile/IOS version they're rolling out. I read somewhere that it will be stripped of some of the features, less maps, shorter campaign etc. I could be wrong, but i think that is what they meant by redesigned...

@Dradeeus couldn't have said it better myself +1 good sir

I really feel bad for those employees, unless they knew they would likely have to look elsewhere after they finished this project. Although it is a small studio, those that handle the business side of things should have been securing funding during the x number of years they were making the game and have a project lined up. Those employees are better off looking elsewhere if they hope to make a career with one company. Too bad they will have to list "raccoon city" on their resume