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The Rise and Downfall of Gearbox Software

August 12, 2020 by Red Stewart

CryMor Gaming presents the rise and downfall of Gearbox Software….

Can you separate the art from the artist? This is a debate that has hit every single medium known to mankind, from literature to movies to, yes, even gaming.

We all have our favorite franchises and series, but we have to acknowledge that sometimes the people creating said franchises aren’t good people. Enter Randy Pitchford. He co-founded Gearbox Software, a company that has made many beloved games like the Duke Nukem and Borderlands tales.

With so much goodwill generated by them and their products, it’s a dang shame to see Pitchford bring them downhill.

For the full story, you might want to watch CryMor Gaming’s video on the subject. Check out the video below, as well as their channel, for more informative content!

Red Stewart

Filed Under: Articles, Opinions and Long Reads, Random Videos, Video Games Tagged With: CryMor Gaming, Gearbox Software, MRIXRT

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