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» Sony hints at future third party downgrades for 360

Article posted by XanTium | 4-11-2008 0:36 | Permalink | Digg News

From videogamer.com:
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Discussing the topic of third-party publisher support on the PS3, Maguire [Sony Computer Entertainment UK managing director] said: "I think we now have an install base which is big enough for any third party to want to develop for. Now the decision making part of development is which do you lead your development on? Is it easier to lead with the most powerful, both in terms of AI and graphics, i.e. PS3 and then just remove part of the functionality for the processors that aren't quite as strong? I would imagine that's very much part of the thought process now from a studio development point of view."
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