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No Zombies Allowed In Capcom Vancouver's Upcoming Project
Dead Rising 2 developer Capcom Vancouver (formerly known as Blue Castle) is hiring for its next project, but you should temper your expectations if you're hoping to be a part of the next zombie apocalypse.
Development on the upcoming game is just beginning, so there aren't any juicy details embedded within specific listings. Instead, the studio is searching for applicants to fill junior- to senior-level positions across a variety of disciplines. While there may not be much functional overlap between a producer and an office-administration job, they do have one thing in common: No zombies.
The post that kicks off the job search makes it clear in no uncertain terms that the walking dead aren't going to be a part of this one. If you don't understand what "PS... NO ZOMBIES" means, you should probably shelve your resume for a while.
Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean that a zombie-filled game isn't already in development, however.
[Via Polygon]
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