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Peter Dille: Home, Network, rolling benefits to third-party

Posted May 18, 2007 at 2:26PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: PS3 Tags: Gamers Day, Peter Dille, Playstation Home, PlayStation Network, Sony
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GameInformer screen of PlayStation Home - Image 1PlayStation Home became a point of contention between Kotaku and Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) prior to its unveiling at GDC 2007. Even Peter Dille admitted in this interview with Game Informer during Gamers Day that Sony tends to "keep our cards a little close to the vest behind everything". Well, coy Sony aside, Dille was willing to talk about the paradigm of the PlayStation Network.

Let's start at Home.

I think Home really demonstrates the creativity and unique approach that we have to this business. When we were preparing to launch PS3 a lot of people said, "Okay, I guess theyÂ’re going to match Live feature by feature and weÂ’ll just expect a derivative approach." ThatÂ’s not SonyÂ’s way of doing things.


Based on Dille's comments in this interview, one could take the impression that Sony will (take on the challenge to) prove that PlayStation Network could deliver
unique, play-worthy, or otherwise attention-snapping content on the PS3. As Dille sees it, Sony first-party games will be the first to exploit some of PlayStation Home's features like the Hall of Fame and trophies, but he hopes that third-parties can implement those features "as soon as possible."

The other advantage of getting first-party titles up to speed with Network and Home: tech transfers. Dille calls it a "rolling approach."
"WeÂ’ve got to build it first and make sure they know how to do it," he said. As he points out, you need a first-gen to get to second-gen and experiences and tools earned through the launch titles will benefit both first and third-party second-gen titles. Initiatives like PlayStation EDGE will help spread the wealth, Dille points out.

Dille can't answer if Hall of Fame will be a requirement for third-party PS3 titles to meet - he's not in charge of third-party requirements. He still believes that the big push for Hall of Fame will come from the third party. He thinks there's "a lot of self-motivation to do it because it's a great way to keep people interested in their games."


Via GameInformer



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# Next-Gen (PS3 & X360) Fact SheetGuest 2007-05-18 16:28
* PS3 exclusives; score of at least 80 out of 100: cool (90, console seller), decent (85, rent it first), garbage (80, total suckage), unsure (it can be either cool or garbage).

- Dynasty-Gundam Musou (garbage): hack n slash

- Lair (garbage): aerial hack & slash

- Final Fantasy versus XIII (garbage): action RPG crap just like many other action RPGs

- PS3 Home (garbage): I won’t waste even 5 minutes on this

- Heavenly Sword (garbage): 20% God of War rip-off + 80% hack n slash

- Crysis like FPS (garbage): best graphics + extremely boring gameplay

- The Wall (garbage)

- Getaway (garbage): GTA rip-off

- Afrika (garbage): 3rd person Safari maintenance game; it will feature most advanced A.I. in the whole gaming history based on the advertisement from the developers...

- The Eye of Judgment (garbage): another card game

- Dead or Alive 5 (garbage): DoA5 is rumored to be PS3 exclusive; at CVG.com on Apr. 30 (you can read it in the news archive unless you are illiterate)



- LittleBigPlanet (decent): childish gayness

- Tekken 6 (decent): Tekken 5’s the most sold (based on the number of copies sold) fighter in gaming history; however, single-player only

- Ninja Gaiden Sigma (decent): Ninja Gaiden Black is generally called the best action-fighter in gaming history

- Folklore (Monster Kingdom) (decent): super-mesmerizing graphics

- Warhawk (decent): super-good

- Heavy Rain (decent): cinema quality game, how about the gameplay?

- SingStar (decent)

- Socom Confrontation (decent): Socom is the most sold shooter among all PS2 shooter games. Socom is most play online game on the PS2 + worse graphics than GRAW 1



- Ratchet & Clank (cool): super mind blowing graphics, character animation

- Uncharted-Drake's Fortune (cool): Indiana Jones adventure + Resident Evil 4 like shooter + super mind blowing graphics, character animation

- (tentatively confirmed) MotorStorm 2 (cool)

- (confirmed) God of War 3 (cool): absolute dominator

- (tentatively confirmed) Resistance 2 (cool): Resistance 1 got an average review score of 90.3 from 115 different publications

- Gran Turismo 5 (cool): GT 4 is the most sold racing game in the gaming history

- Metal Gear Solid 4 (cool): absolute dominator

- Final Fantasy XIII (cool): absolute dominator



- Killzone 2 (unsure): the journalists who saw the actual footage at the GDC said KZ2 is like Half-Life 3 and next-gen Black combined

- Eight Days (unsure)

- Jak and Daxter (unsure)

- White Knight Story (unsure)



= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =



* X360 exclusives.

- Overlord (garbage): total suckage

- Shadowrun (garbage): from the 3rd rated FASA studio (a subsidiary of Microsoft), MS announced that FASA studio will be closed and fired after the release of Shadowrun.

- Mass Effect (garbage): Rare and BioWare were great in 1990s, but they both only made 3rd rated games since 2000 (Rare which is owned by MS made Perfect Dark Crap)

- Flatout-UC (garbage): Flatout 2’s average review score: 65.3 from 129 publications

- Ace Combat 6 (garbage): AC5’s average review score: 71.8 from 92 publications

- (Huxley-ALSO ON PC) (garbage): from a 3rd rated Korean developer

- Too Human (garbage): 3rd rated Canadian Silicon Knight

- Theseis (garbage)

- Eternal Sonata (garbage): Namco Bandai mostly makes crappy to mediocre games



- (Bioshock–ALSO ON PC) (decent): single player only for a corridor shooter

- Project Gotham Racing 4 (decent): PGR 3’s average review score: 83.7 from 152 publications

- Fable 2 (decent): Fable 1 got an average review score of 73.8 from 97 different publications

- Lost Odyssey (decent)

- Halo 3 (decent): run and gun, no tactics or skills required, friendly shooter for beginners, laughable storyline, terrible mind blowing (literally in this case) graphics (Halo 2 HD, Halo 2.5, or Halo 2-Episode 1)



- (Alan Wake-ALSO ON PC) (cool): from Remedy (Max Payne 2)

- (tentatively confirmed) Gears of War 2 (cool)

- Forza 2 (cool)



- Halo Wars (unsure)

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# wtf ^Guest 2007-05-18 23:50
wtf is wrong with you, how do you know if lair, final fantasy XIII versus or any of the other games you mentioned (including the one's on 360 are going to be 'garbage'

*****ing hell, home garbage! you seriously neede your head examining. and for little big planet you put 'childish gayness' have you actually seen that game, it's amazing!

god you suck,

sam

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# hmmGuest 2007-05-19 00:38
I hope you know that no-body here is going to take you seriously, after saying FFXIII is rubbish.

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# Wow!Barakku 2007-05-19 08:19
Thanks for reviewing games that aren't out yet based on a stereotype!

Now I know never to buy any game that isn't 100% completely original in every way. I notice that most of your (decent) and (cool) games aren't confirmed at all, and have no reason for the rating. Thanks.

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# Bill Gates almost as effective as Bill Gatesdamonous 2007-05-20 02:10
I second the thanks! Gee, instead of writing your own personal blog on some forgotten webspace, you've decided to use the first post here as your own personal blog space....in no way related to the content of the main article (PS Home), to boot! --And since you've dumped-on most of the top games for BOTH systems, something tells me you probably don't own either.

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