According to Edge from the creative director of Bizarre Creations, Martyn Chudley, Activision would have a negative influence on the authors of Project Gotham Racing. "Before the agreement with Activision atmosphere was not so different," says Chudley. "We were still proudly independent but when Activision bought the studio we were afraid of losing our identity and, after a quiet start, everything has changed." "We were no longer an independent study to develop its games, we were developing to fill space.
We believed in games, but they were mostly the result of the work of analysts. That culture does not belong to us." Bizarre Creations was closed in 2011 by Activision, disappointed by sales of Blur and James Bond 007: Blood Stone. From the ashes of the company were born until this moment, two new studies, and Lucid Games Hogrocket. 
We believed in games, but they were mostly the result of the work of analysts. That culture does not belong to us." Bizarre Creations was closed in 2011 by Activision, disappointed by sales of Blur and James Bond 007: Blood Stone. From the ashes of the company were born until this moment, two new studies, and Lucid Games Hogrocket.
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