Greg
Borrud, Director of Production for Pandemic Studios (who brought us titles Destroy All Humans and Full Spectrum
Warrior), recently took it upon himself to receive some questions from IGN's Revolution dude Matt Casamassina and, in
turn, respond to them with his own opinions. While he seems to be intrigued by Nintendo's desire to innovate, the tone
of the piece clearly conveys an amount of skepticism on his part to actually putting forth the effort to create
brand new titles and not porting over existing Pandemic games. Well, at least he wasn't as anti-Nintendo as some
other folk.Pandemic talks Revolution
Greg
Borrud, Director of Production for Pandemic Studios (who brought us titles Destroy All Humans and Full Spectrum
Warrior), recently took it upon himself to receive some questions from IGN's Revolution dude Matt Casamassina and, in
turn, respond to them with his own opinions. While he seems to be intrigued by Nintendo's desire to innovate, the tone
of the piece clearly conveys an amount of skepticism on his part to actually putting forth the effort to create
brand new titles and not porting over existing Pandemic games. Well, at least he wasn't as anti-Nintendo as some
other folk.
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3-21-2006 @ 11:40AM
knot_U said...
What he says is absolutely NOT true, if you want to 'port' a game from PS3 or X360 sply use the 'shell' attachment
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3-21-2006 @ 12:11PM
Kazi said...
http://rattie.demon.co.uk/?p=49#comments
Thought this was interesting, read the comments. This may be something that makes developers lean towards making games for the smaller, less powerful and less complex machine than making games for the beefy, top of the line systems that inevitably require larger teams. Looks like Nintendo's take on things will win over both gamers and developers.
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