Dust 514 confirmed as PS3 exclusive
Joins EVE Online on one giant server.
EVE Online developer CCP has announced console game Dust 514 as a PlayStation 3 exclusive.
A closed beta will happen at the end of the year. A full PlayStation Network release will happen in spring 2012.
The Dust 514 "experience" will also be "extended" to NGP - now officially called PlayStation Vita.
"We're taking a console shooter and connecting it directly to a PC MMO," CCP CEO Hilmar Veigar Pétursson told Sony's E3 press conference audience.
Dust 514 and EVE Online will share one "vibrant universe" - one single-shard super computer server.
Dust 514 will also feature Move support and offer a dedicated PlayStation Home space.
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So... I'm guessing PS3 people will be running around on planets and space stations pewpewing, and then every so often a PC person will show up in a kilometer-long battle cruiser and just annihilate ALL OF THEM!
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I think Killzone should've aimed for this sort of larger scale. Instead we got the bastard child of who-knows-what with Killzone 3. At least the MP was good.
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I played EVE for five or six months right after release and have tried to get back into it several times since, but it has failed to get me hooked again, even though I very much like the concept and the setting. DUST 514 should give me another chance with the EVE universe.
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CCP devblog that the author of this snippet probably should have read before he copy / pasted:
http://www.eveonline.com/devblog.asp?a=b...
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Don't know about forcing hands, but they almost certainly pushed CCP away as they have done with many other MMO devs. MMOs live and die by their subscriber base and/or microtransactions and the capture is going to be far smaller if the XBL Gold barrier remains in place.
The installed base on consoles represents a huge opportunity for growth within the MMO market, but with the 360 this is limited to roughly 20% of the total possible because not everybody is willing to pay for gold, as such MMOs on the console represent a bigger risk than their PC or PS3 counterparts.
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That said I'dve preferred if was on 360, but the closed system of Xbox Live probably made the decision easy for CCP. Still, should be fun nuking SDF from orbit hehe. Looking great anyway though, will pick it up when PS3 price drops maybe.
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Ho hum.
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I don't care how or why, but somebody surely didn't do enough to get it out on the Xbox360 - and I'd like to know who exactly, instead of all this second-guessing and conjectures, we are witnessing right now.
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