Well, honestly, this might work out very well for PC. And if Destiny 2 turns out to be significantly better than Destiny 1 on launch, it could create a lot of hype for the game on PC.
I wonder if this is partly because Bungie haven't made a PC game in a very long time in-house. Wonder how much the team would have needed to expand to make a PC version a reality - especially since they're getting help from Blizzard to launch the game.
[QUOTE=BlackMageMari;52246561]Well, honestly, this might work out very well for PC. And if Destiny 2 turns out to be significantly better than Destiny 1 on launch, it could create a lot of hype for the game on PC.
I wonder if this is partly because Bungie haven't made a PC game in a very long time in-house. Wonder how much the team would have needed to expand to make a PC version a reality - especially since they're getting help from Blizzard to launch the game.[/QUOTE]
These are pros with almost 30 years of experience, they can make a PC port during a lunch break. I am certain this has nothing to do with their engineers or programmers, probably higher-ups in marketing and sales department made this decision in cooperation with Sony/Microsoft.
[QUOTE=AntonioR;52247256]they can make a PC port during a lunch break.[/QUOTE]
That bit made me laugh. I hope you're right too. I've been dying for a shooter that's more like Halo on PC.
[QUOTE=AntonioR;52247256]These are pros with almost 30 years of experience, they can make a PC port during a lunch break.[/QUOTE]
Good thing then that it's not Bungie doing the pc port, instead it's Vicarious Visions, a studio that's only done Skylanders games and Nintendo Wii/DS versions of various Activision games.
[QUOTE=BlackMageMari;52246561]Well, honestly, this might work out very well for PC. And if Destiny 2 turns out to be significantly better than Destiny 1 on launch, it could create a lot of hype for the game on PC.
I wonder if this is partly because Bungie haven't made a PC game in a very long time in-house. Wonder how much the team would have needed to expand to make a PC version a reality - especially since they're getting help from Blizzard to launch the game.[/QUOTE]
i think the whole "blizzard are [B][I]helping[/I][/B] to launch the game" thing is more like "activision-blizzard wants to keep it on a platform we have direct control over and not put it somewhere where we lose money and control"
[QUOTE=Graventite;52248810]Good thing then that it's not Bungie doing the pc port, instead it's Vicarious Visions, a studio that's only done Skylanders games and Nintendo Wii/DS versions of various Activision games.[/QUOTE]
Their first games were for MS-DOS and Windows, PC is where their heart is. This is fine...
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