PSU: What was the reason behind dropping development on the Xbox 360 and PC?

Derek Littlewood: From a development point of view, exclusive development is attractive because you can really focus on getting the best out of just one platform, rather than always needing to split your efforts across multiple versions of the game. And this is why exclusive PS3 development has been so useful to us, as the entire team has been able to work very closely with the PS3 hardware.

As for why the PS3 was our platform of choice, the company has a history of getting good results out of PlayStation hardware from our days working on the PS2, but also, out of the three platforms, the PS3 is still the youngest and so represented the best opportunity for us to get a game out into an uncrowded market where it was likely to get the best recognition.

http://www.n4g.com/ps3/News-88891.aspx

Who cares? It's just gonna suck. Playstation 3 has way better games coming out than Haze.

Sounds good; I'm glad the game got delayed to be honest, from what I'd read the near final build seemed disappointing. I'll be picking this up when it gets released, whenever the hell that is.

"Played it have you?"

Nope, it just looks like another average shooter that people hype for being PS3 exclusive, just like UTIII.

Haze is looking worse and worse from a business stand point. By delaying it to next year, it will be lost in the library of games coming next year. PLus the loss of the holiday boost.

 UT3 is average? Since when did this happen? Halo 3 was average and still sold a truck load, having haze as an exclusive cant be a BAD thing.

isn't Halo 3 still above 90 on gamerankings/metacritic?

I hope the graphics are good, and the gameplay is better. We need a AAA game on the ps3 exclusviely.

@Bladaneo

Halo 3 is average??? Game critics say otherwise.