For any of you that had the bald misfortune of playing this summer’s Star Trek tie-in game, you already know the pain and horror that, uh, experience wrought.
Whaddaya know – it turns out that Trek director J.J. Abrams feels the same way. In a recent interview with Gamerhub TV, Abrams said he was “emotionally hurt” over the game’s abysmal treatment of the property.
“The last game, which was obviously a big disappointment to me, was something that we were actually involved in at the very beginning,” Abrams said in the interview. “ Then we sort of realized that it was not going in a place where we were going to get what we wanted, so we dropped out.”
Considering how much of a big deal it was that Abrams’ production company Bad Robot was involved with developer Digital Extremes from the beginning of the game’s production cycle – and moreover how much promise Trek seemed to have when it debuted at E3 2011 – the director’s plain disappointment is totally understandable.
(If you bothered to play more than a few hours into the game, it became blatantly obvious it wasn’t even close to finished.) Check out the full interview via the link below.
Via Digital Spy
J.J. Abrams Is "Emotionally Hurt" Over Last "Star Trek" Game
And we totally understand why.
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