This.Fat_Swinub wrote:
Mechwarrior 4?
QFTAries_37 wrote:
Game is pr0000
Ghost Bear Legacy tbhunnamednewbie13 wrote:
MW2, tbh.
There is a trailer for mw5FatherTed wrote:
Why o why did they stop making MW games
Massive amounts of small pulse reds work for me.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Ghost Bear Legacy tbhunnamednewbie13 wrote:
MW2, tbh.
Once I put all the machine guns possible on a Stone Rhino (no weapon slots ftw). It was
Fuck off, no way.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
There is a trailer for mw5FatherTed wrote:
Why o why did they stop making MW games
I was actually looking around to provide one and couldn't find it, so maybe not...FatherTed wrote:
Fuck off, no way.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
There is a trailer for mw5FatherTed wrote:
Why o why did they stop making MW games
bet it got canceled.
link?
If a new mechwarrior game came out, i would buy it.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
I was actually looking around to provide one and couldn't find it, so maybe not...FatherTed wrote:
Fuck off, no way.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
There is a trailer for mw5
bet it got canceled.
link?
I know I saw one that was supposed to be mw5 though. It looked like the beginning stages of a new engine, and had primarily the tanks/fliers and such, maybe a few mechs.
fuck off wiki hatersWikipedia wrote:
In March 2003, it was announced that Mechwarrior 5 had been canceled. There has yet to be any official word on future titles in the series and it's doubtful that any further PC releases bearing the "Mechwarrior" name will be produced by Microsoft. This has led to a decline of interest in the series due to Microsoft's attempt to shift interest to the more arcade-based MechAssault series. However in October 2007 the startup company Smith and Tinker, created by Weisman, acquired the right to the Mechwarrior series as well as other notable FASA franchises (namely Crimson Skies and Shadowrun). It is currently unknown what future plans the company has for these properties.
Ooo.cowami wrote:
fuck off wiki hatersWikipedia wrote:
In March 2003, it was announced that Mechwarrior 5 had been canceled. There has yet to be any official word on future titles in the series and it's doubtful that any further PC releases bearing the "Mechwarrior" name will be produced by Microsoft. This has led to a decline of interest in the series due to Microsoft's attempt to shift interest to the more arcade-based MechAssault series. However in October 2007 the startup company Smith and Tinker, created by Weisman, acquired the right to the Mechwarrior series as well as other notable FASA franchises (namely Crimson Skies and Shadowrun). It is currently unknown what future plans the company has for these properties.