Joystiq

It was revealed earlier today that Nintendo has refused to allow The Binding of Isaac on the 3DS eShop. Team Meat's Edward McMillen tells Joystiq it's "a bit primitive to 'censor' something due to religion, but it's [Nintendo's] platform and their choice on what they want to support." He also noted on Twitter that the decision hasn't soured the team's relationship with Nintendo, and that it "won't effect any future games with them."

McMillen said Team Meat and its publisher are looking into bringing the game to "1-2 Sony platforms," while Team Meat's publisher determines if such a port is worth pursuing. And hey, didn't Sony just bring out some new thing with two analog sticks?

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/29/team-meat-looking-to-sony-platforms-for-binding-of-isaac/

Oh well... It wouldn't have sold a significant amount on Nintendo platforms anyways.

Imagine if Sony says "No" then TM will have that awkward moment of trying to get back with MS...

Good for Nintendo, I bought that game via steam and tottally sucked balls. I want my $2,50 back :P

Two analog sticks are wasted on this game. It was designed with two sets of 4 buttons/keys in mind.

D-Pad + (4) face buttons.

BTW, there's a free demo of the game you can play in your browser on Newgrounds. Judge for yourself if this was a loss or not.

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/581168

Herp?

seriously......... does anybody care about these whiny ass crybabies?

Super Meat Boy was a nice (read: frustrating) experience, would be cool if the next game really hits Sonyplatforms. (Dont screw up Sony! u already did with their last game!)