haha BRILLIANT !!

this shouldn't surprise you, i mean look at his name! LMAO

OT : I agree with the article, in the sense that "If" developers have a vision for a game and they believe the Killzone Engine is the right engine to use, then of course, a PS3 exclusive as a result.

@Cloud, xD , Anyway If for example the developers think The engine will make their vision for the game possible, then yes, it makes sense ( Wardevil is an example of this, but without the engine part, Digi Guys believe that the PS3 is the Platform that best achieves what they want to do with Wardevil )

You should now this article is just to give ps3 owners some hope. The engine will be more efficient on the ps3 that all those you have mentioned, becuase none of those developers have spend more time on the ps3 than GG, but is very hard to believe that someone would invest in on ps3 exclusivity at this time, but like most  ps3 related new this one is to give hope more then to inform of something useful.

"This is exactly why M$ is hurting our industry though. They release a sub-par console that is capable of very good graphics and keep the developers from pushing there games due to its inefficiencies."

Wait, what? This is, believe it or not, one of the most idiotic fanboy posts I've ever seen. 360 is a sub-par console? based on what criteria? and it's inefficiencies? Oh the irony, since MS's platform is far EASIER for developers to get the horsepower out of, whereas coding for the PS3 platform takes longer for the same result. Less effort for the same result = EFFICIENCY, not inefficiency. It's good to consult a dictionary every once in a while, chief. Also, you can hardly call the 360 sub-par because they decided to not put out a $600 beast that noone could afford, promptly destroying their chances at meeting their goals. Besides, MS didn't have a new format they wanted to try to push at the expense of their loyal fans.

"With just the PS3 and Wii, the devs would be able to focus on the PS3 and make amazing games." Oh really? Instead of making amazing games on the 360? Your complaint seems to be simply that the 360 has stolen your favorite console's thunder.

"We are a lot pickier when it comes to our game purchases because we are probably an older crowd. It seems to me that the 360 and Wii have a ton of shovel ware that gets eaten up. Not so on the PS3 front."

First of all, 360 has the highest attach rate. Do you think it's millions of 14 year old kids with tons of expendable income? Hardly. The attach rate indicated an older crowd with money to blow. One good year of games and you're trying to be elitest? Remember the first year of PS3 software? Disappointment after disappointment. And the only reason it's early games weren't considered shovelware were because games like Lair were bigger budget games that were just terrible, instead of low budget terrible games. Shovelware is a natural result of a console being successful and moving hardware units, so devs try to cash in on the userbase... Congrats, the PS3 won't have to deal with much shovelware.

Yes, let them have their hope. Just think, if they continue to reuse this engine, the PS3 has a bright future of shiny shooters with no split screen/Coop features! Gives me hope too, because whatever uses this engine has no threat of dethroning the 360's top shooters...

A. That game also had technical issues. This engine is designed a certain way, to make this square peg fit into a round hole requires the developer to re-work it.

B. Those who have a hard time tend to already be in the Xbox 360/PC camp, like for example Valve.

C. Exclusive to the lowest selling platform with the highest development costs, competing with some of the most expensive games in the generation/ever for attention. Does not make sense... Furthermore Dunia is actually an Ubisoft engine btw. The only developers who will use it are either insane or Sony 1st/2nd party.

D. They will also have to rework the engine, and until they know what art assets they can use at what level of detail they will have to stall development. See also A.

@CGI: If rumours of a Nvidia/Sony departure are correct then the PS4 will have a different architecture. The new architecture may not be as favourable to say deferred rendering. So with games taking 24 months to develop, we won't see more than one generation of games before the high end developers start their next generation efforts.