"Battle Demon" Development five years was canceled employee dissatisfaction CEO play missing

(compilation/applies) According to overseas media reports, ignition, a london-based publisher, has canceled a five-year ps3/xb360 game of the "Battle of the Demons" plan, and the group's chief executive Vijay Chadha has already gone unknown. The game has been unveiled in 2005, but five years on, the game has no sign of listing.　　Instead, it looks like the game has the idea of overtaking the Duke of Doom for 13 years. Although the release of the ignition will not endanger the big group, how to dispose of 30 game developers will be a challenge for them.　　More interestingly, according to developers, they have not seen the group chief executive Vijay Chadha for up to three months now, and no one knows where he is or where he is going.　　"The Devil" was an ambitious project by ignition, claiming that it would provide a Hollywood-class visual effect and a stable 60FPS speed, but during the five years of game development, Ignition's attitude had come to a 180-degree shift.　　Ignition said in a statement that their headquarters in London, which is now functioning normally, will restructure the Group's development division to move closer to the burgeoning digital downloads and distribution business. The development workers of "the demon" said ignition would soon close their London offices and they would fight to the end. (Edit/Ming)