The general manager of Microsoft's Game Developer Group stated: "I think they've definitely taken some concepts that we originated like Achievements, but I think they're pushing in a different direction and we've sort of fundamentally got two different approaches going on here."
"I think there is very much a vision that people see it and it looks cool but it's fundamentally separate from the games – or at least what they've shown so far. It's a cool world but it's like a little game by itself. Our approach is the other way around; it's that games are the center and that's the star of the show, that's what people buy the console for."
But even Microsoft can't resist Little Big Planet's wool-coated charm: "I think Little Big Planet is very cool," he said. "But I can't see a big portfolio of games at the moment that do this. I don't think there's a whole load to catch up."poopinloop32
[QUOTE="Opacic_A"][QUOTE="tegovoltio"]This is old as dirt and both Konami and Kojima have already said no. Then again I wouldn't care since I'd be getting the better version on PS3. Not saying it is just because of the PS3 though.tegovoltio
I'd say if it did come out on 360, the two versions would be pretty similar. Well that's you and for what I collect of MGS4 they wouldn't be.
The Ps3 version will have the Blu-ray and tilt. Something the 360 cannot do!
Anyway, it's nice to know Sony are working hard to get the best online on their system for free. I know there are microtransactions available but the basic service is free and should be a good way for 3rd parties to get revenue from advertising their games in their lobbies and in turn allow us to decide what game we should get next.
When Home launches, Sony will officially have the best online of all of this gen's systems...and it's free. the-very-best
You forgot to talk about the little dances people can do in front of each other with Home
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