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leo-j on 09 August 2007

http://www.psu.com/Bioshock-For-PS3-(Spring-2008)-News--a927-p0.php

 

"PSU learned while talking to developers at the dinner that Bioshock, the game that won the 2007 Game Critics Award for Best Action game, will be coming to the PS3 sometime in the near future."

"There was positive discussion almost to the point of confirmation that this title would hit for the PlayStation 3 next spring. While there have been various sources since X06 that claimed a PS3 version was in development, it would seem not a question of whether it's true at this point, but when it will happen. "



 

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MontanaHatchet on 09 August 2007

I once heard at a dinner conversation that New York DOESN'T suck.

Doesn't make it the truth.



 

 

leo-j on 09 August 2007

Its a roumer



 

mM
Hus on 09 August 2007

this year 360 version, thats all they are talking.

Get it ?

They know damn well once Halo hits their 360 sales will go down the crapper.



Legend11 on 09 August 2007

What's with PSU and all the rumors? First they're saying Sony is buying Rockstar and now this?



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akuma587 on 09 August 2007

At least at seems to be from a better source than previous rumors.



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ClaudeLv250 on 09 August 2007

Lies!



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Sqrl on 09 August 2007
Legend11 said:
What's with PSU and all the rumors? First they're saying Sony is buying Rockstar and now this?

 Was thinking the exact same thing, it sounds a bit like they are trying to get some coverage, but who knows stranger things have happened in this industry so it's not out of the question. 

Besides with Bioshock launching in what...like 2 weeks? on 360/PC in the US, I don't think this is going to be a huge game for the PS3 even if it does get it next year.



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leo-j on 09 August 2007
Sqrl said:
Legend11 said:
What's with PSU and all the rumors? First they're saying Sony is buying Rockstar and now this?

 Was thinking the exact same thing, it sounds a bit like they are trying to get some coverage, but who knows stranger things have happened in this industry so it's not out of the question. 

Besides with Bioshock launching in what...like 2 weeks? on 360/PC in the US, I don't think this is going to be a huge game for the PS3 even if it does get it next year.


I think your right. Its the same thing with timed exclusives, Unreal tournament 3 will probably bring most hype on the ps3 version, the same with haze.



 

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Sqrl on 09 August 2007

@leo-j,

Timed exclusives are pretty smart in general, they give you the people who are willing to buy consoles for the game, plus all the royalties from the strongest couple of weeks of sales the game is likely to see. I think they are crap for gamers, smart for consoles/publishers.
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