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2010 Industry Holiday Card Roundup
We've been getting a lot of crazy Christmas cards in the office these last couple of weeks. Some of them are even worth sharing. Here is a collection of some of our favorite industry cards.
New Zealand based development house Sidhe sent us this card:
Looks like Santa has been working out.
Sega sent us this one. This card may confirm that the Aliens title from Borderlands developer Gearbox is still in the works. Also, there is something terribly wrong with Bayonetta's shelf space.
D3 sent us this one, reminding every good girl and boy to play EDF: Insect Armageddon.
PR house Reverb Communications sent us this one. Which was pretty goofy, but check out what's inside:
We've saved the best for last. 'Splosion Man and Comic Jumper developer Twisted Pixel sent us this beauty:
But the craziest part is what's on the back.
That's it. Have a happy holiday!
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