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Roma on 18 September 2012

just how big is PG?



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JTurner82 on 18 September 2012
Roma said:
just how big is PG?


Apparently big enough to handle four games at once.



Roma on 18 September 2012
JTurner82 said:
Roma said:
just how big is PG?


Apparently big enough to handle four games at once

so The Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 2 and Rising but whats the fourth one?



    R.I.P Mr Iwata :'(

JTurner82 on 18 September 2012
Roma said:
JTurner82 said:
Roma said:
just how big is PG?


Apparently big enough to handle four games at once

so The Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 2 and Rising but whats the fourth one?


I really don't know; I thought I read somewhere they had 3-4 teams, but I could be mistaken.



Roma on 18 September 2012
JTurner82 said:
Roma said:
JTurner82 said:
Roma said:
just how big is PG?


Apparently big enough to handle four games at once

so The Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 2 and Rising but whats the fourth one?


I really don't know; I thought I read somewhere they had 3-4 teams, but I could be mistaken.

oh, okej then

 

hope its vanquish 2 for Wii U!



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JTurner82 on 18 September 2012
flagstaad said:
JTurner82 said:

Also, just because Konami hasn't announced anything for WiiU yet doesn't mean they're not interested in developing for it/not planning to.  And apparently it's not that expensive to port anything to WiiU... or so I've heard.

Konami is showing little interest, so there is always a possibility but it is not likely, at least not with a game that is so far ahead in development (better chance of Castlevania LOS 2 in my opinion).

That is true.  Although I think the thing that would REALLY have to make Kojima break down and finally give a MGS to WiiU (if not this one or Ground Zeroes, at least maybe the HD collection or an original IP) is both for Nintendo to be aggressive in its courting AND for the system to be a success, especially for third party hardcore titles.  Those two factors should finally give Konami the go-ahead they're probably looking for.