News: Goodbye Full Auto developer.
It looks like the developer of Full Auto is on empty, according to 1UP. Pseudo Interactive closed its Toronto office doors on Friday after suffering major layoffs and having projects canceled by Eidos. So, it looks like Jeff Gerstmann isn't the only one that Eidos has cost a job.
Although the world is saying goodbye to the talented team at Pseudo Interactive, this won't be the end of the Full Auto franchise. Sega, the publisher of the series, still owns the license and can contract another developer for future titles.
The only other game that Pseudo Interactive is known for is 2001's Cel Damage, which wasn't as successful and its ownership doesn't matter as much since we probably weren't going to see a sequel anyway.
source: 1UP
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