In an interview with Degenki,
Final Fantasy Dissidia producer Tetsuya Nomura explained why
Dissidia is heading to PSP instead of other more popular systems (such as the PS2). A translation from
PSPHyper shows the reasoning: "PSP was chosen as the platform due to it's ad-hoc mode and the fact that people generally don't like split screen gaming. Nomura said that with its large install base, the PS2 maybe the natural choice but it also means that multiplayer modes has to be played on split screen, which reduce the fun factor by half."
While it's true that PSP has ad-hoc support, let's hope that the development team at Square Enix doesn't forget that it also has Infrastructure as well. Although
Dissidia seems like a perfect candidate for online play, Capcom's
Monster Hunter series shows that online play isn't a significant concern for Japanese developers and gamers.
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5-31-2007 @ 11:55AM
Alien said...
I wouldent commit suicide if it wouldent have infrastructure , mainly because its a brawler :?
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5-31-2007 @ 5:24PM
Dreadhead541 said...
how do you know it's a brawler? All we know is that it's a "progressive action" game
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5-31-2007 @ 5:28PM
kingofwale said...
Meh not a big RPG fan but i may give the upcoming psp FF'S a try.
This one while not an rpg sounds good to me
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