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Killzone PS3’s budget is more than $21 million. WTF!?
November 28th - 5 Responses


Killzone PS3 to cost way too much

Whosa whatsa!? It was recently revealed that Killzone PS3’s production is aiming to be the most expensive in Dutch history, topping the 16 million EUR ($21 million USD) mark of the Dutch WWII movie Black Book. A large part of the costs are attributed to localizing the game into 20 different languages. Yes, 20 different languages. As the bubble continues to inflate, fanboys around the world quiver in anticipation.

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  1. Sebastian
    7:50 am UTC on February 3rd, 2007

    halo 3, gears of war: prepare to get pwned

  2. Jonathon Freelance
    11:03 am UTC on August 2nd, 2010

    Yes, I was very keen on that. So was my friend. He said he definitely intends to check it out soon. We will be back before you know it.

  3. Weldon Huett
    8:11 am UTC on August 9th, 2010

    Even Youtube says Carmine Must Die – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6FOhFNGHT8

  4. hypotheek
    4:23 pm UTC on August 12th, 2010

    Bereken zelf uw hypotheek. Hypotheek berekenen? Maak snel een indicatieve berekening van het maximale leenbedrag van uw hypotheek.

  5. Kerry Bathrick
    11:31 pm UTC on August 25th, 2010

    Researching this for a while now – i figure luck is far more progressive rather than search listings…

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