http://pc.ign.com/articles/114/1146395p3.html'But what about a console version' I hear you cry. Well, the news is definitely good, despite the depressing failure of the original version to make it to the 360 or PS3. 'It's the first console project we would like to do,' Bartkowicz confirms. 'We need to do it in house. In the end we decided not to do it outsourced. We've been running some tests, and putting a small part of the game just to make sure we're not cheating anyone. We can show it to you, it is possible.' Sadly, we ran out of time to see it for our own eyes, but the fact that CD Projekt is happy to go on the record and say that it's happening is good news. In fact, the game's eventual transition to console has been planned from day one. 'You can playThe Witcher 2with joypad - it's implemented. The whole interface is designed with console in mind, in fact.'Emm...Ok? I was given the impression that this will be a trough and trough PC game that's ported to consoles later, but i guess not. I expected console versions, but not the game to be centered around consoles.CD Project really grateful for all those sales, they've been boasting about i see.Whatever, this just makes it another console port, and really i wanted to buy it to support the developers and support PC gaming, but i guess not. Shogun II and Crysis 2 always looked more appealing.Waiting for a sale on this one.Here is how the inventory interface looks like, courtesy of KalDurenik.Anyone who knows anything will tell you that this is console interface.
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