David Cage 'frustrated' by Microsoft's 'sci-fi' Natal presentation.

[Squilliam]

gamelover2000 said:

Squilliam said:

Toyota has it working. People say its unintended acceleration.I say its early field trials of Natal!

OT: What D. Cage says about Natal is irrelevant because.

1. Its a marketing presentation not a technical presentation and the goal was to spark the imagination. Hyperbole is common wherever you look and its just a means of getting noticed.

2. Hes not exactly independant, and hes affiliated with a company who would talk smack about their own mother if she released a competitive product.

3. I wasn't particularly happy with his motion control implementation on Heavy Rain. Quite a few times the controller didn't register the movement correctly, so perhaps he ought to clean house first before he looks for dirt in other peoples.

1. true but obviously they are hyping theyre product with things it will not be able to do..

 

2. can you give us an example? I can't remember his company talking smack about competition (or atleast not as much as you describe it... you don't by any chance think he works for Turn10 do you?)

 

3. Get your controller checked.. it worked flawlessly with everyone I know including myself...

1. Nope they are not. Pretty much everybody who saw it could see it was fantasy. Hes about the only person whom anyone would care to listen to the opinion of who can't seem to make this distinction.

2. Sony is who he is affiliated with. Sony 2nd/1st party developers have a bad habit of talking about the Wii/Xbox 360. I suspect the major developers which have talked about the Xbox 360 or Wii in a negative sense are outnumbering those who haven't. Obviously this reflects company policy whereas only a single developer which is Turn 10 from Microsofts side and none from Nintendo have done likewise.

3. Theres no way for me to check it anymore. I sold the game as I didn't feel it had good replayability.