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Medal of Honor: Dual development isn't a problem
Executive Producer Greg Goodrich dismisses concerns about two different studios being involved in the radical new reboot
Written by Andy Griffiths, 23 December 2009
In a recent interview Producer Greg Goodrich addressed the concerns many gamers have had regarding Medal of Honor's development - which involves two very different studios working on the game, EA LA and DICE. When asked what challenges the dual development process would pose he had this to say:
"There are certain things that are logistically more difficult, but having two studios concentrate on their specialities and focus on the things they are most capable and competent in is a luxury that I've not been afforded in the past."
P3Zine Issue 35
For our latest Medal of Honor coverage, click here to download P3Zine Issue 35 for free.It certainly does symbolise EA's intent, attaching two of its most talented development houses to the project. With EA LA working on single player and DICE working on the multiplayer side it isn't something we consider infeasible and as Mr Goodrich explained it should raise the final quality of the game exponentially.
Dual development isn't something we commonly see in gaming, but BioShock 2 also employed a similar tactic and judging from the largely positive previews it seems to be working fine for 2K.
"I truly believe our audience will see the value in the end product and appreciate having two world class studios doing their very best to give them an experience that they'll not soon forget." Added EA LA's charismatic Producer - only time will tell.
You can read the first part of our exclusive interview by following the link on the right and we'll have more for you tomorrow.
Medal of Honor coverage available in P3Zine Issue 35 - click here to download it for free!
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