What do you want me to use those two stick things that dont do anything?
Oh come on now o'dium. This game looks bloody impressive both visually and in terms of gameplay. It oozes quality. Slagging it because it's on PS2 is kind of sad.
So does this game have no chance of being ported to PC? I can't justify buying a PS2 for one game, even if it is the best game to come out for the console/PC in the last decade.
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mjrpes wrote:So does this game have no chance of being ported to PC? I can't justify buying a PS2 for one game, even if it is the best game to come out for the console/PC in the last decade.
True. One game doesn't warrant an entire console.
I have no idea if there's any plans of porting it. I'm afraid it's not gonna happen though.
ICO was never ported, there's little chance this will be.
there are numerous other reasons you might choose to buy a PS2 though, such as Burnout. I guess now San Andreas is out on PC that's one selling point less though.
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that’s the best you can do."
― Terry A. Davis
I have a very low threshhold for gaming at the moment. I play so little these days. What intrigues me about Colossus is its exploratory nature and that it's less your typical game and more a piece of art. Maybe I can mooch off of a friend.
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Foo wrote:ICO was never ported, there's little chance this will be.
ICO wouldn't be ported, because it never sold well in the first place (it was voted by IGN as the best game no one played in 2001). If SOTC turns out to be a hit, they might think about porting it. But then again, SCEA publishes SOTC in the States (SCEA in fact did the localization work for SOTC), so perhaps Sony has some stakes in the developers now, which would prevent the game from being ported...
