| shikamaru317 said: Yeah, I think Microsoft has a winner with Project Spark. From what I've heard, you can play all of the games that others make in the basic F2P version, and you can also make basic games yourself in the F2P version, with packs of extras that you can buy to help design games. From a design perspective, it might get expensive (depending on just how much comes in a pack and how much they cost), but from a player perspective, the value is practically limitless. As you said, the number of genres is astounding, I might have seen a dozen different genres of games built using Project Spark in the demos so far. Sony has alot of F2P games coming to the PS4, but Microsoft has Project Spark, which narrows the gap considerably. |
I just watched a video where a guy was making a point and click adventure. I mean seriously?????????????
2d platformers, Smash Bros, Tower Defense games, Angry Birds, 3d platformrs, FPS, Mario Kart clones.
Seriously this game alone could win the console war. Theres a reason its been in development for 4 years.
How in the world do Sony remotely answer Project Spark. Something like Little Big Planet isnt even remotely close. Like 0.000001% close.
You change everything. EVERYTHING.
I honestly didnt expect this. Even after seeing Project Spark the first time.







