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Tom Phillips (Eurogamer) hints at Dreams coming to PC?
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This is more important to be on PC over Bloodborne even and I want bloodborne more than anything
Really hope it's true.
Really hope it's true.
Yeah, MM being coy about a port in the GameInformer coverage was pretty telling. It makes perfect sense.
Nintendo game PC releases when?
Microsoft: *dives straight into the PC pool*
Playstation: *steps its tippy toes in and feels the temp*
Nintendo: "what's a PC?"
Microsoft: *dives straight into the PC pool*
Playstation: *steps its tippy toes in and feels the temp*
Nintendo: "what's a PC?"
Hope this trend continues.
Never. They're the most protective of their IP. You'll always need a Nintendo system for Mario, Zelda, Kart and Metroid (lmao, Prime 4 is never coming out.).
Never. They're the most protective of their IP. You'll always need a Nintendo system for Mario, Zelda, Kart and Metroid (lmao, Prime 4 is never coming out.).
Obvious really. They pretty much said it by not saying anything and looking a bit coy when asked on stream last year.
Don't expect that given the way it works, it'd break things.
It means more Xbox games on Nintendo Switch. A Halo game has been rumored for a while now.
He's just saying MS is already exploring the platform agnostic future, with PC, console, and Switch. They likely have more software coming to Nintendo's hybrid in the future.
We know from a lot of reliable insiders that some sort of Halo game is coming to Switch albeit we don't know how many and which ones. Maybe he means that?
Dreams on PC would be pretty damn big. Such a natural fit. Sony is really starting to ramp up the next gen fun with all these "leaks".
I think it might be very helpful for serious creators to be able to work with a keyboard and mouse and then just click play and grab the controller.
I may be underestimating how well people can get acclimated to the current UI, though.
I may be underestimating how well people can get acclimated to the current UI, though.
Nintendo has no need to come to PC anytime soon. They've successfully trained the market to pay full price for their first party software years after launch and they still believe heavily in creating unique hardware to entice users to invest in their titles.
This needs to happen. I had a pretty awesome project brewing in Dreams, but after putting so much work into it and realizing that the audience to see it was going to be so tiny and non-profitable, it kind of sucked my motivation away.
I doubt theyll have a way for us to use Dreams as an actual engine to create standalone games, but I hope they do.
I doubt theyll have a way for us to use Dreams as an actual engine to create standalone games, but I hope they do.
My guess is that he doesn't know anything but regurgitate what has been whispered by devs (two times).
The mod tools are built in. I think the person means that PC gamers are used to creating things in games. The same tools available to players are used by the developers to create missions. Skyrim has creation tools, and LBP is pretty much creation tools in game form.
I can see that for Mario/Zelda, but what of titles like Astral Chain and Daemon x Machina? Do you think Nintendo is just as protective of their 2nd party titles?
I choose to believe it's the Hunter's Dream meaning BLOODBORNE BAYBEEEEEEE
(but yeah, for creation games to really have a chance, PC is almost required)
(but yeah, for creation games to really have a chance, PC is almost required)