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 Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 2:02 pm
It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:43 pm
The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:44 pm
Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:46 pm
Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:49 pm
Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:Don't you already have it? confused
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:51 pm
HistoryWak Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:Don't you already have it? confused
I traded it in during my "I'm getting a Wii!" escapade.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:53 pm
Ace Paladin HistoryWak Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:Don't you already have it? confused
I traded it in during my "I'm getting a Wii!" escapade.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:56 pm
Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:For the record, neutral sources will tell you that the PS3 version of Oblivion is better than the 360 version. Better graphics, better framerate, and a longer field of vision, coupled with extra content gives this version the nod over the 360 version. I'd recommend getting the GOTY edition for even MORE extra content.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:58 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:For the record, neutral sources will tell you that the PS3 version of Oblivion is better than the 360 version. Better graphics, better framerate, and a longer field of vision, coupled with extra content gives this version the nod over the 360 version. I'd recommend getting the GOTY edition for even MORE extra content. What sources do you deem neutral? wink I know 1up isn't.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:05 pm
HistoryWak Arvis_Jaggamar Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Ace Paladin The Death Blues Mix It's not feasibly possible to, with most budgets, build a multiplatform game that is customized to each platforms strengths. You may as well be developing separate games if you did that. With development costs as high as it is developing the same game with three or four completely different tool sets tweaked specifically to the console it'll be on would just cost too much.
Typically when you do port a game to be the best it can be, you end up with late issues. By the time the game is released at that point no one may care. Case being Oblivion on PS3. Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:For the record, neutral sources will tell you that the PS3 version of Oblivion is better than the 360 version. Better graphics, better framerate, and a longer field of vision, coupled with extra content gives this version the nod over the 360 version. I'd recommend getting the GOTY edition for even MORE extra content. What sources do you deem neutral? wink I know 1up isn't. I meant cross-platform sources, like EGM, as opposed to XBM or PSM.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:21 pm
Arvis_Jaggamar HistoryWak Arvis_Jaggamar Ace Paladin Part-Time Viking Naw, he's saying that when Oblivion came to the PS3, no one cared. The game is good though.
Oh, cool.
I was going to get it for my PS3... I didn't want a bad port. D:For the record, neutral sources will tell you that the PS3 version of Oblivion is better than the 360 version. Better graphics, better framerate, and a longer field of vision, coupled with extra content gives this version the nod over the 360 version. I'd recommend getting the GOTY edition for even MORE extra content. What sources do you deem neutral? wink I know 1up isn't. I meant cross-platform sources, like EGM, as opposed to XBM or PSM. There are cross-platform sources that have biases. One of them I'm seeing being criticized right now and accused of that is Game Informer.
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