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Valve open to work with PS3 development |
Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Doug Lombardi, Gabe Newell, Media Molecule, playstation 3 updates, PlayStation Network, Sony, Valve Corporation
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Just because Gabe Newell thinks that the PS3 is a waste of time,
doesn't mean that Valve Corporation is closing doors on the console
altogether. In fact, Valve's PR exec, Doug Lombardi, expressed that the
company is "up on the idea" of developing for the PS3. Who cares what
their managing director thinks?I'd sure like to know what ol' Gabe said when his staff at Valve decided to aim for PS3 development. At any rate, the problem for the developer now lies with their lack of PS3 experience. Sure, they have a strong Xbox 360 and FPS background, but they haven't quite explored the Sony console just yet. "We have to get people under our roof who are dedicated, talented PS3 guys and then all bets are off," Lombardi said.
So does that mean Valve is hiring? "Valve is always looking to hire people. So yeah, definitely," he said. Left 4 Dead 3 for PS3, anyone?
Media Molecule is also hiring:
Via Joystiq
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It seems to me that it's almost silly to completely turn away a console because it's harder to develop for, especially since you have 2 very large studios in Insomniac and Guerilla that have put out great titles for the PS3, and have offered to share their experience and information to anyone else developing for the black beast.
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But not until the next generation console are out lol
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anyone else joining me?
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Still, I would only buy a Valve game for PC. I was unimpressed by the graphics of L4D when compared to the older HL2 or CS:S (L4D on the 360 was fugly).
I only hope that when they do get around to releasing Half-Life 3 (probably in 4 yrs time with a new game engine) that Valve release a decent successor to Counter-Strike: Source.
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