I thought it was common knowledge that the 360 was easier to develop for.

But with that said, maybe easier isn't always the best route for SquareEnix being that their most recent RPG titles on the 360 are hardly technical showcases... but then again, you could say the same for just about every japanese made 360 title.

Guess this guy hasn't played TLR, or the suckfest that is IU.

He made TLR.

Of course it's easier to work with. Fewer cores means that older algorithms translate more readily. Why is anyone surprised by this?

I bet Microsoft money makes it even more easy to develop xD

That was the joke.

Yeah... the 360 is a much easier program to develop games for. Everyone knows that already it's not even debatable unless your a fanboy.

Well, its common knowledge that 360 is the easier console to program for, but some of the things mr Takai said are quite bold and to state he really wants the next game he works on to be on 360 and NOT ps3 is not good news for sony is it.

Thats the bottom line_____________ here.

Surprise surprise...dude S-E has been sucking MS dick for almost a year now.

Does easier result in Better? Whenever Square Developed on a Sony System they were praised both Critically and Commercial successes (well most titles) and since it seems they turned their backs on Sony they have been sucking Hard...IU was a mess(and I know it was only published by Square but as a publisher with a STRONG influence over the company and provides funding and dev tools they decide where their games will go on what system) TLR is a disgrace and Project Sylpheed was an abomination that almost gave me a seizure