On May 18, 1:01 pm, AirRaid <airraid1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3159604
>
> Payton knows fans have legitimate concerns about Kojima Productions
> possibly compromising the game's ambition due to issues arising from
> concurrent Xbox 360 development -- divided resources, less disc space,
> etc. -- and he addressed those directly:
>
> "I can tell you honestly at this point, we have not changed the game
> in any form with the idea of 'oh, we got to do this on 360.' Put aside
> whether or not we're developing for 360 or not, the game is built on
> the PS3 hardware, as you guys have known for the past two years or
> so."
>
> In other words: if MGS4 comes to Xbox 360, it has not affected the
> game's development. This is the same game Hideo Kojima decided to
> produce from day one. Make sure to listen to the podcast for more from
> Payton and the 1UP boys about Snake, Xbox 360 vs. PS3 and more.
>
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> gaming-age forum reaction
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> http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=156892
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> Blig suicide in 3...2...1
So you must be getting read to work out, because that is about as big
of a stretch as anyone can get without pulling a muscle. You read WAY
too much into that if you read it as there being a 360 version, or
will be. All you know is Kojima is coding to the PS3 with the game.
As far as MGS4 goes, what exactly makes it a system seller? It
isn't. It is an eagerly awaited title, but a system seller? Whenever
MGS appears to be a system seller, it is because it supposedly is
pushing the envelope of game graphics and so on. Outside of this,
nope. Gran Turismo is and Grand Theft Auto series is. Even Halo is.
But Metal Gear? It is part of the A level set of games that
COLLECTIVELY sell a system. It isn't even on the Final Fantasy or
Dragon Quest level. Put it slightly above God of War.
- The Rich