We may get mgs4 yet

Every ten-thousand years or so, an event of such magnitude occurs that life, as we know it, is changed forever. Nope, Metal Gear Solid 4 hasn't been announced for the Xbox 360 (yet) but that didn't stop some 1UP guys from cramming into the Kojima Report podcast and talking about the possibility of the genetically-enhanced aging super soldier simulator, Metal Gear Solid 4, coming to the 'box. Kojima Reports' Ryan Payton ducked into a locker, stating, "... we have not changed the game in any form with the idea of 'oh, we got to do this on 360.' Put aside whether or not we're developing for 360 or not, the game is built on the PS3 hardware ... ."

Using our relatively limited reading skills, we've managed to determine that one of two possible conclusions can be irresponsibly jumped to. The first: that the game will not be coming to the Xbox 360 and, as a result, they haven't changed anything; the second: the Xbox 360 introduced no limitations to their production and, as a result, it didn't need any changing. Either way, the lesson we can all take away from this is that Kojima doesn't change things. Except his metaphors.

 Courtesy of Joystiq.com

Every ten-thousand years or so, an event of such magnitude occurs that life, as we know it, is changed forever. Nope, Metal Gear Solid 4 hasn't been announced for the Xbox 360 (yet) but that didn't stop some 1UP guys from cramming into the Kojima Report podcast and talking about the possibility of the genetically-enhanced aging super soldier simulator, Metal Gear Solid 4, coming to the 'box. Kojima Reports' Ryan Payton ducked into a locker, stating, "... we have not changed the game in any form with the idea of 'oh, we got to do this on 360.' Put aside whether or not we're developing for 360 or not, the game is built on the PS3 hardware ... ."

Using our relatively limited reading skills, we've managed to determine that one of two possible conclusions can be irresponsibly jumped to. The first: that the game will not be coming to the Xbox 360 and, as a result, they haven't changed anything; the second: the Xbox 360 introduced no limitations to their production and, as a result, it didn't need any changing. Either way, the lesson we can all take away from this is that Kojima doesn't change things. Except his metaphors.

 Courtesy of Joystiq.com

xspawn69

Eh, I wouldn't be surprised if some incarnation of this game -- where or not it's like what they did with MGS2 or what Square does and just churns out spin-offs I dunno -- but the point is that I think MGS is enormously overrated and that Kojima is a conceited ass that makes half-decent games and fancies himself to be the Miyamoto of mature games -- and it just ain't so.

One of the things that swayed me from the PS3 to the 360 (apart from price and the delay) was that the only big exclusives they had were Final Fantasy XIII (a series that jumped the shark half a dozen games ago, and was nearly always bettered -- except VII -- by Dragon Quest anyway, which is now a DS exclusive aparrently) and MGS4. At the time, Oblivion was 360 exclusive and my fiancee loves Fable. No brainers FTW. 

this is me caring :roll: 

limitations to their production and, as a result, it didn't need any changing.xspawn69

I honestly don't care anymore, because they've made it clear the game is designed for PS3 and getting a crappy port is not what I had in mind.