wraggster
June 20th, 2010, 21:21
Twisted Metal and God Of War creator David Jaffe appears to have ruled out 3D and PlayStation Move support for his upcoming PS3 iteration of Twisted Metal.
The game was shown off for the first time at E3 this week - after being unveiled on-stage at Sony's conference on Tuesday.
However, those hoping that the title will become part of Sony's 3D revolution are set to be slightly disappointed, it seems.
"3D has to be 60 frames and we are not," said Jaffe. "We are gonna be rock solid stable but not 60. Move and Twisted don't seem a great fit."
However, Jaffe did confirm that the game will get Sixaxis support - and that pushing the controller forward would create "a powerful ram dash attack".
It was looking pretty good to us on the show floor. Our hands-on preview of the game should be arriving shortly.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=252587?cid=otc-rss&attr=cvg-general-rss&skip=yes
The game was shown off for the first time at E3 this week - after being unveiled on-stage at Sony's conference on Tuesday.
However, those hoping that the title will become part of Sony's 3D revolution are set to be slightly disappointed, it seems.
"3D has to be 60 frames and we are not," said Jaffe. "We are gonna be rock solid stable but not 60. Move and Twisted don't seem a great fit."
However, Jaffe did confirm that the game will get Sixaxis support - and that pushing the controller forward would create "a powerful ram dash attack".
It was looking pretty good to us on the show floor. Our hands-on preview of the game should be arriving shortly.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=252587?cid=otc-rss&attr=cvg-general-rss&skip=yes