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In an interview with videogaming247.com journalists at a press conference held today in London, Bethesda's head of marketing, Peter Hines, officially stated that the primary platform for Fallout 3 developers is Xbox 360.
“Xbox 360 is our main platform, meaning we initially create the game specifically for this console,” he noted. “I would like to clarify that we are creating the game simultaneously for all platforms, but the main focus is on Xbox 360.”
Peter Hines further explains why the developers made this decision: “Xbox 360 was released on the market a year earlier than its competitors, which allowed us to get a development kit much earlier than for other platforms. However, our ultimate goal is that if we launch three versions of the game on three screens, an independent critic should not feel the difference.”
As a reminder, the long-awaited third installment of the famous post-apocalyptic role-playing game is scheduled to go on sale in versions for PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 this fall.
I think everyone knows what happens when a game is optimized for a specific console, despite all of Bethesda's statements.
In an interview with videogaming247.com journalists at a press conference held today in London, Bethesda's head of marketing, Peter Hines, officially stated that the primary platform for Fallout 3 developers is Xbox 360.
“Xbox 360 is our main platform, meaning we initially create the game specifically for this console,” he noted. “I would like to clarify that we are creating the game simultaneously for all platforms, but the main focus is on Xbox 360.”
Peter Hines further explains why the developers made this decision: “Xbox 360 was released on the market a year earlier than its competitors, which allowed us to get a development kit much earlier than for other platforms. However, our ultimate goal is that if we launch three versions of the game on three screens, an independent critic should not feel the difference.”
As a reminder, the long-awaited third installment of the famous post-apocalyptic role-playing game is scheduled to go on sale in versions for PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 this fall.
I think everyone knows what happens when a game is optimized for a specific console, despite all of Bethesda's statements.
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