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Īfter emerging from bankruptcy, MGM announced in March 2011 that it was going to sell the movie to another studio. With the movie indefinitely shelved, Valve quietly cancelled the Left 4 Dead 2 campaign. However, on June 17th, MGM announced that the movie was delayed indefinitely, once again, as a result of the studio’s debts, which led to its Chapter 11 bankruptcy on November 3rd, 2010.
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The Cabin in the Woods was originally planned to be distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, set for a February 5th, 2010 release, but the movie was delayed by a full year due to plans in converting the movie to 3D, alongside MGM’s ongoing financial struggles. It pains me that it didn't happen." Cancellation and Aftermath Believe me, I HATE all video games based on movies, they always suck, but porting Cabin into Left For Dead felt like the right fit. You were gonna be able to play in both the upstairs "Cabin in the Woods" world and the downstairs "facility" world with all the monsters. Goddard stated on a Reddit AMA that the players would be able to step into the cabin and even walk around the facility and fight the monsters that appear in the movie. Īccording to Chet Faliszek, Left 4 Dead 2's writer, both Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard approached Valve after playing the game and presented the idea of building a campaign based on the movie and its premise. By October 2009 the boycott ended after Valve announced that Left 4 Dead would continue to get additional content and updates after the release of its sequel in November of that year. The game’s announcement became the subject of criticism after a group of Left 4 Dead players began a boycott campaign against the sequel, claiming that it would alienate the Left 4 Dead community due to the lack of updates on the first game. Left 4 Dead 2 was first revealed at E3 2009 during Microsoft’s conference. Production of Cabin in the Woods began in March 2009 and ended in May of that year. The Cabin in the Woods is a horror comedy movie directed by Drew Goddard and written by Joss Whedon and Goddard, which satirizes the horror genre by telling the story of a group of college students that hide in the titular cabin to escape a zombie outbreak, only to find out that the cabin is ran by a facility which experiments with several horror movie monsters and tropes as if the building was a movie set. Due to the movie’s delays and financial struggles, the tie-in campaign ended up being scrapped. However, a third campaign developed by Valve was in the works, which was meant to be a tie-in for the 2012 horror movie The Cabin in the Woods. The game’s popularity led to the creation of downloadable content, which includes two new campaigns made by Valve, "The Passing" and "The Sacrifice", both released in 2010, as well as two community-made campaigns released under Valve’s blessing, "Cold Stream", released in 2012, and "The Last Stand", released in 2020. Despite being the subject of multiple controversies prior to its release, the game was a critical and commercial success, selling over 11 million copies on all platforms by August 2011.
Set in a zombie apocalypse, the players control one of four survivors (Nick, Ellis, Coach and Rochelle) either in single-player or in online co-op, who must fight hordes of zombies in order to survive throughout five campaigns.
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Left 4 Dead 2 is a survival horror shooter developed and released by Valve Software in 2009, the sequel to 2008’s Left 4 Dead, developed by Turtle Rock Studios. The boxart of Left 4 Dead 2 and the theatrical poster of The Cabin in the Woods.
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