It's like Xbox 360 doesn't make my life any better, and in fact, it makes it a lot worse, as you're telling me I can't count on having a hard drive," said Newell.
Esto sobre Xbox360
Con Ps3 es todavia mas cabron xDDD:
Newell was equally harsh, if not more so, on Sony for its design of the PS3 architecture and programming environment. "There are incredibly few programmers who can safely write code in the PlayStation 3 environment. And I totally see why Sony wants people to write code that runs on seven SPEs and a central processing unit, because that code is never going to run well anywhere else," he said.
Newell continued, "They're saying, 'Make your code not run on anything but one of our machines, and we're betting that we'll have market share that's so high that everybody will have to write code for our platform, and we'll just starve the air from the other platforms by absorbing everybody's R&D budget and making their code less portable.' I understand why that makes sense from Sony's perspective, but that doesn't solve any problems for software developers such as ourselves."
Entrevista sacada de una videoentrevista (valga la redundancia) de 1up q ha sido transcrita por gamedaily.
Aqui entrevista completa:
http://biz.gamedaily.com/features.asp?article_id=10480&filter=&rp=357
Saludos.
