No, I bought Everyday Shooter and was bitterly disappointed. Would have be lost amongst the other releases on XBLA but given that there's nothing else on the PSN it seems to have shot to critical success.The Bag wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Mr Mak is overrated?
That's probably one of the reasons Space Giraffe might do decent on the PSN. The PSN store really has a lack of really good downloads so far.Bubba wrote:No, I bought Everyday Shooter and was bitterly disappointed. Would have be lost amongst the other releases on XBLA but given that there's nothing else on the PSN it seems to have shot to critical success.The Bag wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Mr Mak is overrated?
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Bubba
Judging by the problems Giles is having doing a PC version of SG, I'd guess that if they started a PS3 version once the current games are finished/launched, they'd be releasing the PS3 version sometime next year, by which time there may be as many games on the PSN as there are on the XBLA now.Phineasfool wrote:That's probably one of the reasons Space Giraffe might do decent on the PSN. The PSN store really has a lack of really good downloads so far.Bubba wrote:No, I bought Everyday Shooter and was bitterly disappointed. Would have be lost amongst the other releases on XBLA but given that there's nothing else on the PSN it seems to have shot to critical success.The Bag wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Mr Mak is overrated?
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Bubba
Yeah, I'm definitely not expecting it to go to the PSN. I already have it on the 360, so it's not a huge deal for me. It would be nice if Jeff and Giles could get some more exposure and more money though. And I do know it would be a huge amount of work for them and they have enough on their plate as it is already.PVB wrote: Judging by the problems Giles is having doing a PC version of SG, I'd guess that if they started a PS3 version once the current games are finished/launched, they'd be releasing the PS3 version sometime next year, by which time there may be as many games on the PSN as there are on the XBLA now.
SG on PS3? Doubt it's worth the risk.
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No, we're allowed to reuse it for non visualizer applications on other next gen platforms.chr$ wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Neon an integral part of SG? If it is then that would put a stop to a PS3 version as I seem to remember talk of an exclusivity contract for x length of time with Microsoft. The only way round it that I can see would be to write a new visualzer engine and I'm sure neither Jeff or Giles would want to do that at the moment.
I was here because I had to check stuff ..gravy wrote:No, we're allowed to reuse it for non visualizer applications on other next gen platforms.chr$ wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Neon an integral part of SG? If it is then that would put a stop to a PS3 version as I seem to remember talk of an exclusivity contract for x length of time with Microsoft. The only way round it that I can see would be to write a new visualzer engine and I'm sure neither Jeff or Giles would want to do that at the moment.
But there is period of exclusivity to being on X360 for XBLA games. Practical matters aside (dev costs and platform acclimatisation) I can't see Sony seeing an old XBLA game on PSN as a something they'd want to encourage.
It would be quite a bit of work and I can't see it happening to be honest. Stranger things have happened though
In the *NEXT*axel000 wrote:Giles, slightly off-topic but is neon going to be in the next xbox too ? Any word from MS ? It was one of the nice surprises in the 360.
Nah, just Edge magazine talking out of their arse, as usual, asking "Is the Xbox 360 past its peak?"gilesgoat wrote: Is there already a next xbox in plan ??
