This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. "It's been awesome to take the idea out of my head," he says, "and move beyond what we had when we were students." Korba says 2K Games hasn't interfered with his creative vision for the quirky game. It's in black and white,'" says Korba.Īfter showing off "Winterbottom" at the Independent Games Festival and IndieCade last year, The Odd Gentlemen signed with 2K Games, the publisher behind hits such as "Bioshock" and the " Grand Theft Auto" franchise. Korba says several publishers were interested in the concept, but most wanted to put their own spin on "Winterbottom." Among them: the silent film star should talk, be able to be controlled with a mouse, be a space marine, travel through film history - including stopping in "Jurassic Park" - and be in color. ![]() ![]() Winterbottom," their time-bending, two-dimensional platforming game starring a pie-loving silent film star named P.B. so good that composer Jerry Schroeder released the entire album as a free download, which can be found here. "No one really knows we exist."Īfter graduating from USC, Korba and his buddy Paul Bellezza formed their own developer, The Odd Gentlemen, and set out to find a publisher for "The Misadventures of P.B. ![]() "We've sort of been very quiet for a year," says Korba. It's located - appropriately enough - halfway between the University of Southern California campus and the Los Angeles Convention Center, home of the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the gaming industry's annual convention. That transformation is occurring in a small unassuming loft space above a chicken-wing eatery in downtown Los Angeles.
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