The new issue of Edge magazine has an Interview with London-based developer Beatnik games, in which, in conversation with the magazine, the developer revealed that their PC game Plain Sight, a fascinating and wonderful 3rd person action game, would be coming exclusively to PSN, with Move support in tow.
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indiePub has published an interview with Beatnik Games, the independent development team that created Plain Sight.
From the interview:
"indiePub: Please describe Plain Sight...
Sherif Aziz: Suicidal Ninja Robots in Space. You only bank your points once you detonate.
Damien Cerri: Plain Sight was our first game which kind of evolved during development. It was very experimental and started out as something totally different and got to where it is with trial and error."
I like the art direction, but not sure about the gameplay. Looks like what they showed was a multiplayer portion of the game, though. Will definitely need to see more gameplay that actually shows what you're supposed to do to 'win'. It's good to see developers wanting to support the peripherals, though for me I'm looking more towards the big third-party support before I do anything with it.
This is for PC too.
But knowing they will implement Move for PS3, hmm.
And what is this game about?
''The only real information in the magazine is that the game will not be exclusively move-based, and that the players will likely be divided when it comes to online play, so as to prevent unfair advantages either way.''
Lol, that is the same thing about Socom 4.
Plants vs. Zombies / & World of Goo
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How bizarre. I'll have to see more of it. Glad to see more titles for Move though.