Qore Episode 13

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Originally Posted by gizmofile

No that doesn't explain what they are going to do with fully shot and editied segments and if that is every going to be shown or if the staff or editors got paid for that work? If they did not and it doesn't get shown to paid subscribers most studios would deem that a "loss" in business terms.

That article you reposted did not inform me about the question I posed.

Essentially that was a email directly sent and to me it states they scraped the segment, and that they planed on redoing that segment in a later episode. If they got paid or not, I dunno, I would assume they would handle that like content that was shot but never used.

I would assume either a clause in the contract or it would be expected.

As with most creative processes you create alot of content not all of it gets put into the file project, say movies where scenes were shot but never actually added to the movie.. sure its a loss but its the nature of the business right?

Originally Posted by androvsky

I'd be a bit surprised if Sony would tell subscribers about contract details dealing with a full episode that had to be scrapped. Considering the way the video production guilds work, I wouldn't worry too much. If it's of a personal concern to you, you probably have better avenues of inquiry available. I think it's safe to assume the staff was paid for the scrapped episode unless we hear otherwise. I'd feel sorry for whoever accidentally uploaded that episode before E3 though...

I have to agree there, its not really any of our buisness, we can though hope that all employed by the qore team ran by Future are taken care of.

Originally Posted by Goodintentions

So is that saying we get a free dl of spyro?

Yes you get the original spyro and a home shirt.
Whats great about getting most of this free stuff
is I can gameshare them with my uncle which is
really cool.

Originally Posted by gizmofile

Yes. the first one though. And they got WAY better as the series went on.

True but it was a classic none the less, I remeber playing it back in the days...

Originally Posted by Shin-Ra

I remember Spyro as a sort of marker for a new wave of PlayStation games developed with assistance from the new performance analysis tool. The game had a clean, high-res look to it that I didn't expect from a PlayStation game with open environments. It's the game with which I trained myself on dual analog sticks, controlling Spyro and the camera simultaneously seemed so difficult to begin with.

To me it was our Super Mario 64.. or a show of what is to come.