the bureau xcom declassified crash first mission

Its September 8, 2085, just eight days after X-COM closed the last dimension gate, and clean-up crews in Mega-Primus are still in the midst of clearing the rubble from the latest alien incursion (chronicled in X-COM Apocalypse). Heres the Genesis story setup (directly from the design document) On 2003 Dave Ellis gave an interview to the site The Last Outpost (available through this link) where he discussed the storyline and concepts beyond Genesis. Since Infogrames took over there has not been any word on it, so it's assumed the game is definitely dead. X-COM: Genesis was cancelled and hasn't been worked on since. Hasbro Interactive claimed they would continue with the game's development, but they didn't. This was the start of a dream game that will never hit the shelves. On the 7th of December 1999, Hasbro Interactive announced that it would be cutting 2200 jobs, and shutting down the Alameda and Chapel Hill studios (Alameda being the original headquarters of Microprose).ĭave Ellis (ex-designer of X-COM: Genesis) first opened a channel to the X-COM community back in April of 1998, on the X-COM Apocalypse Central About 6 months later, in October 1998, Dave posted to the UFO Comm Centre and X-COM Central forums, announcing there was to be a new X-COM game, who's title was later revealed as X-COM: Genesis.

The bureau xcom declassified crash first mission