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sounds like no twisted Metal at E3

He disses Blu Ray -> Says it should have been left out.

He read into an article and thought a price-cut was implied @E3 for the PS3.

 hopefully hes right

He said he's working on a bigger Blu-Ray release. Looks like Twisted Metal will probably won't be a PSN title like Warhawk like I originally thought.

Of course, that possibility hasn't been ruled out, based on his wording. After all, Warhawk, GT5: P, etc. were both PSN and Blu-Ray releases.

Make a 4 way online/lan War Of The Monsters already. I think Sony should of let people make games on DVDs or Bluray.

He didn't diss Blu-Ray. He just said he thinks it shouldve been left out so that the price would be lower.

In hindsight, Sony might agree with him.

If Blu-ray goes;


Good bye MGS4
Good bye Uncharted
Good bye Little Big Planet
Good bye Killzone 2

Good bye to all of the future PS3 exclusives.

Do you guys understand just how big Blu-ray is this generation. Look at it and really look. Sure a dev can easly put a game on 2 or 3 discs, but if they have to do that why would they. A game like the ones I mentioned would have been chopped down incredibly.

Here is what it comes down to. Thanks to the Blu-ray in PS3, 360 devs are forced to use more devs, and have a reason to go multi disc. Take the blu-ray away from this gen, and no dev would ever take any chance on making a multi disc game beyond the typical RPG.