Movie Magic Scheduling has been the go-to industry standard for many years. Their traditional approach to film scheduling and budgeting streamlines the process and generates reports for identifying budgeting issues. Movie Magic has long been known for its easy integration with Final Draft.
To see the impact a film tie-in can have, one need only look at the last couple of Hulk games. In 2003, Vivendi Games and Radical Entertainment launched Hulk, a game tie-in for the Ang Lee-directed film of the same name. The game was released about a month before the film and received unspectacular--but still respectable--reviews. Fast-forward to 2005 and Radical's second crack at the license, The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction. The game had no movie tie-in, but its open-world approach to the character and ability to "weaponize" anything from a car to a cow led to a much more positive critical reception. Even so, Lambros said the second game sold "not nearly as well" as the first.
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