Codemasters confirm franchise plans
DiRT 3 coming between April-June 2011, GRID 2 in 2012
Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has confirmed Operation Flashpoint: Red River and DiRT 3 will both arrive at some point between the beginning of April and the end of June next year.
“I don’t think it does any good to publish in a congested period when everyone’s putting out their shooters,” he said.
“A number of leading companies have their fiscal year ends around that time, and so they’ll be firing heavyweights in terms of their product releases to give as much boost to their fiscal year end as they possibly can. That’s not a window I want to go out in. It will be between 1st April and the end of June.”
Cousens added on GRID 2’s timeline: “We’re not difficult to predict. If DiRT comes out next year, GRID will come out the following year, and then DiRT will be out the year after that. So you can map us out.”
“Sitting alongside that will be F1 every year. Flashpoint we’ll do every other year. The idea is to come up with a new IP that sits in opposite years to each other, but we’re in the racing segment and the action segment.”
On that new IP, Cousens all but confirmed it would be out in 2012 to support GRID 2. “There’s still a lot being planned. It’s something big and something is happening, but your thought process is right.”
[Via VG247]
“I don’t think it does any good to publish in a congested period when everyone’s putting out their shooters,” he said.
“A number of leading companies have their fiscal year ends around that time, and so they’ll be firing heavyweights in terms of their product releases to give as much boost to their fiscal year end as they possibly can. That’s not a window I want to go out in. It will be between 1st April and the end of June.”
Cousens added on GRID 2’s timeline: “We’re not difficult to predict. If DiRT comes out next year, GRID will come out the following year, and then DiRT will be out the year after that. So you can map us out.”
“Sitting alongside that will be F1 every year. Flashpoint we’ll do every other year. The idea is to come up with a new IP that sits in opposite years to each other, but we’re in the racing segment and the action segment.”
On that new IP, Cousens all but confirmed it would be out in 2012 to support GRID 2. “There’s still a lot being planned. It’s something big and something is happening, but your thought process is right.”
[Via VG247]
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