NBA Jam’s Iconic Announcer Barely Made Any Money From It

In an interview with The Escapist, Kitzrow revealed he earned $50 per hour working on NBA Jam – the same rate he received for voice work on Bally Midway’s pinball games. He later realized, after the game came out, that he should have asked for a higher fee.

TimeSplitters Rewind Is A “Greatest Hits” Remake You Can Play For Free

TimeSplitters, TimeSplitters 2, and TimeSplitters: Future Perfect were popular first-person shooter games made in the early 2000s by the British studio Free Radical. While working on a fourth game in the series, Free Radical went bankrupt in 2008 and was then acquired by Crytek, the company known for the Crysis games.

Where are Team Mongolia now? Physical: Asia contestants get special honor

Similar to the hit show Physical: 100, this new series, Physical: Asia, pits top athletes from eight different Asian countries – including Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Mongolia, Australia, and Turkey – against each other in a competition to determine the strongest national team.

This Indie Game Has Been Banned On Steam Before It’s Even Released

Horses is a game played from a first-person perspective where you take on the role of a ranch worker spending two weeks on a strange and disturbing farm. The game features creatures that appear to be horses, but are actually nude humans wearing horse masks and being treated like work animals.

Marvel Snap “Team Clash” Mode Pays Homage To Classic Marvel Teams Next Month

The game features five different teams based on popular Marvel groups: the Avengers, X-Men, Thunderbolts, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the Spider-Verse. You can choose to play with a ready-made deck for any of these teams, or create your own unique strategy by building a custom deck. To make a custom deck, you simply need to include the six essential cards for that specific team.

The massive EA buyout may have left Saudi Arabia’s PIF low on cash

Buying Electronic Arts would be a significant financial strain for any investment fund, but The New York Times reports that, along with other struggling investments, it could seriously jeopardize this particular fund. U.S. officials have already expressed concerns about the fund’s purchase of EA, warning that the personal data of 700 million Americans could fall into the hands of a government with a history of repression. Some are even calling it a national security risk. Despite these concerns, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, visited the White House last week.