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Forums - Gaming - Star Citizen creator gets a PS4 dev kit but insists 'It will NEVER be dumbed down for a lesser platform'

VanceIX on 15 July 2014
Intrinsic said:
VanceIX said:

You said $45 million wasn't impressive. That's what I was arguing was wrong, not whether RSI came off as jerks (which they did). I called into question your PC stance because it makes it difficult arguing with you have such strong bias against the platform/games, arguing against optimised PC games (which this is) in other threads. 

But yeah, we are getting off topic. Let's end it for now.

Hahaha... that part actually made me lol.

Who knows, you and I may actually end up being best of forum budies :)

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zarx on 15 July 2014

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curl-6 on 15 July 2014
daredevil.shark said:
curl-6 said:

To be fair, Crysis did have to be dumbed down considerably to work on PS360.


But Crytek ported in "weaker" platforms. Lol. Crytek ported their most favorite game to the lesser platforms.

True, but my point is that, like PS3/360 were with Crysis, PS4 is a lesser platform when it comes to Star Citizen, and would require the game to be dumbed down.



PullusPardus on 15 July 2014

As a PC gamer AND a person who backed this game, I am tired of these guys, Elite : Dangerous looks more fun than Star Citizen, Instead of bragging about consoles vs PC and thinking you're the best, maybe you should focus on your real competition ?
No man's sky also looks more innovative, so far we've seen about SC is nothing more than a tech demo, boy do people love tech demos.