Acevil said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
donsterydo2 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
donsterydo2 said:
People what are you talking about, M$ has nothing to do with this game. Atari is the publisher so no money from M$.
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This has to be one of the most retarded comments I've ever seen. If the game is truly console exclusive Microsoft paid Projekt CD- to make the game exclusive to their console. If it is multiplatform on the PS3 as well come E3 both devs are opening doors for Atari and Projekt to make more money and everyone will profit.
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The only retarted one here is you.
CDP is a small polish developer, they are doing one console version at a time only because they don't have money and people to develope for PS3 at the moment. M$ has nothing to do with this.
Do your homework.
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Show me your sources for this. I know they are a small developer and the game is already finished; It just needs to be ported and there needs to be funds to do such things. If the game is Microsoft exclusive Microsoft most likely published their version of the game. No one ever gives Microsoft free-bees. Sony is the only company I've ever seen that has gotten games because of strong relationships or because of the strongly biased Japanese crowd. Come E3 if it is multiplat we all know whats up. The full game is complete and shipped, we just need to see it dumbed down and sent to both consoles. If both companies pay up this shouldn't be so hard. Lastly, the PS3 is no longer the console which is hard to develop for anymore. That phase passed by a couple years ago smart one. It's no longer considered "space-age" tech.
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Well from my understanding it is easy port from PC to 360, when compared to porting PC to Ps3. CD-Projekt only pushes forward projects they believe in (They cancelled the first witcher port, because the group doing it, wasn't doing a good job).
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Yes, the PC to 360 is easier. Thats the truth. Projekt said they were thinking about a Witcher 2 port to consoles but they'll see how things go earlier. More consoles, more money for them. I just don't believe that in this day an age a PC dev will let a game be exclusive to one console. They need more profit. If they sell over a million they are looking good. Just look at Portal 2. If supported right by both Microsoft and Sony they can make enough profit. This is why PC devs are quickly turning to consoles. Gabe Newell thought Microsoft would be the quick fix, but the PS3 has a lot more to offer an ambitious dev who wants to create a port. He learned this in front of a crowd after appologizing at the last E3.
