By magical PlayStation laws, this game just became a dumb XBLA title to a killer app for the PSN.

Does Sony's supposed 'No late ports unless they're enhanced' rule apply to XBL/PSN titles as well as retail titles?

I hope not. You can't enhance perfection!

lol, DMJ. Sadly, a lot of people think that way.

Anyway, hope it goes to PS3. Great game. Haters should play it. Maybe it'll prove to them that not all multiplats are better if they are PS3 exclusive.

I swear, they'll probably add a pizza-timer in the game menu or something and we'll get:

PS3 version to have more content and look better says Sony Defens....er N4G!!! Completely ignoring the fact that they had to wait an extra year to play it.

It might take awhile, depending on what JB does.

I believe it was just 2 people that made Braid (JB and another person), and they did all of the coding to the 360 themselves. So if they ported it to PSN themselves...It'd take a decent bit of time.

I remember reading that JB was looking into hiring people to port it to PSN at some point in the future....But we'll have to wait and see what happens.

It will now greatly depend on how much JB decides to get Sony to sign the deal for and chances are prices will be higher because of the amount of sales/positive reviews this is generating. Also depends on how interested Sony is and I doubt if JB wants to go around all the PSN coding unless he feels hes adequately compensated and staffed.

Also I wouldnt expect it to be this year if it comes at all because in his interview, he said its definitely coming out on PC this year, and PSN may come sometime in the future (no date).

I hope Sony will be smart enough to accept the game this time. Something's telling me the AAA review scores just got someone a stern talking to in the PSN division for letting this one slip by.

Dissapointing news

will probably just wait for pc version then

Jonathan Blow, developer of the incredible Xbox Live Arcade title Braid recently sat down with Game Focus and answered some questions. ... Jonathan also mentioned that a Wii Ware version just will not happen because of the download size of the actual game is just too large for the Wii’s internal storage, a complaint we have heard many times from many developers.

A couple of thoughts.

1. How can SE put a SimRPG with DLC on WiiWare but others have not figured out how to get the game size down.

2. I wonder how this will change if/when Nintendo opens up SD cards for play or makes some other storage solution.

3. If you parse this, you wonder if they are thinking -- Wii retail version. After all, they said no Wii Ware (not no Wii) and there is history of expanded versions making it to retail (see Geometry Wars).

Mike from Morgantown