@Siris said:
" @Ujio: You're a little off in your assumptions there.. Sony built the platform for Sega to build their game on.. and the PS3 is notoriously difficulty to develop for, check around... some of the faults lie with Sony, and are not entirely Sega's problem. The development problems for PS3 have to do with the console having multiple processors and handling each of those processors separately in code. At least, that's what I've read before...I haven't checked up on it in so long. "
No doubt the PS3 is harder to develop for, but that's life. If developers find the PS3 too hard to develop for than they do not have to develop games for it. I'm majoring in computer networking atm, and in my ideal world, every single networking device would be Cisco. But that's not reality, there are hundreds of vendors out there and I need to know how to operate as many as I can to be more successful at my job. The same is true for developers, if they want to make the most money, they need to go multiplatform, Sony has the right to make their system as any way they want to and developers have the right to not make games on their system.
If Sega doesn't give a shit about making a decent port for the PS3, than I don't give a shit about giving them any money now or maybe in the future. Just how it is.
