God of War Ragnarök intern goes uncredited for work on game
A former intern at Sony Santa Monica has said that their work on God of War Ragnarök had gone uncredited.
Sharing her story on Twitter, composer Jessica Mao stated she"worked on the editing/arrangement/implementation of the Freya chase scene" as well as the"Thor boss fight music". However, despite her input, Mao said her name was not included in the game's end credits as her contribution to Ragnarök didn't hit the"minimum criteria" required ."Unfortunately, my name is not in the credits, and apparently it can't be added in a patch update," Mao wrote ."I was told that to be credited, my contribution to the game must hit some 'minimum criteria'...
She continued:"Game devs, please credit EVERYONE who participates in the development of a game. It only makes sense."i'm so happy to see so many folks enjoying God of War Ragnarök! i worked on the editing/arrangement/implementation of the Freya chase scene and Thor boss fight music. you can hear to a bit of each scene's music in this video!
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