Sentences with phrase «years in development limbo»

After 15 years in development limbo, Duke Nukem Forever finally arrived in stores last week, though game critics aren't rejoicing.

After years in development limbo, trudging between different studio homes and finding then losing filmmakers and cast members, thriller Triple Frontier is finally getting ready to shoot.

After 15 years in development limbo, Duke Nukem Forever finally arrived in stores last week, though game critics aren't rejoicing.

The Harriman campus, which is between the University at Albany's uptown campus and Route 85, has spent years in development limbo as one master plan after another — private, public or mixed — was proposed, only to fade away.

Not exact matches

Whether it's still in the pipeline or trapped in development limbo, we may hear from Furious 4 in future, though we're expecting that it won't be quite the same game we saw two years ago.

A film that's been in development limbo for years - previously at a different studio - The Accountant sees Ben Affleck playing a forensic accountant who moonlights as an Assassin, a job that pulls another accountant (Kendrick) into the lethal mix.

That means Limbo was in development for a massive four years, and it seriously shows — that's longer than most full retail games take to develop, albeit with much bigger teams.