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Issy van der Velde

Even as costs spiralled to $100m, founder of shuttered Wonder Woman studio says "I don't think I ever really considered the possibility that it would shut down one day"

A brightened screenshot from the reveal trailer for the Monolith Productions Wonder Woman game.

Monolith Productions, the studio behind iconic games like Fear and Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor that brought us the Nemesis system, was shut down by owner Warner Bros. last month, and its co-founder says they never saw it coming despite the game reportedly costing over $100 million and being nowhere near ready for release.

In an interview with the Guardian, founding member of Monolith Garett Price says, "I don't think I ever really considered the possibility that it would shut down one day." Neither did I.

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