Unless this particular rumour is true. A small throwaway line on Evolution Studios’ website says “Evolution is currently contracted by Sony to produce a ‘next-gen’ PS3 launch title called MotorStorm.”
Now that is a game I could really sink my teeth into. Of course we haven’t seen actual gameplay yet, so the game may end up being pretty bad. But somehow I doubt it – Evolution Studios seems to have a pretty good track record.
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#1 by francois on February 3rd, 2006
I have high expectation for this game too and hope it is going to have the same effect SSX had on the PS2 when it launched. Next-gen look and gameplay.
#2 by Black Guy on February 7th, 2006
I’m already beginning to laugh uncontrollably. iCan’t wait to c the utter disappointment on faces of those passionately anticipating the PS3 when the games are finally unveiled & they look nada like the E3 videos.
*trying to catch breath*
iWonder if now will b the time that ppl stop blindly believing the Sony hype. iMean they poured it on real thick w/ those videos consequently setting the bar in the stratosphere not only for the competition but, most importantly, themselves. Developers r crying that it takes a long time to develop games now, so imagine what it takes to make a game @ that calibur assuming the host system is even capable of running it as “advertised.” Games like that will need to b in development for about 20 years or have teams of 10,000 ppl; an exaggeration but iThink the point is made.
#3 by Annie on February 7th, 2006 [ 0 Points ]
I’m glad that we can be such a source of amusement for you.
But for me, I am still looking forward to seeing what Motorstorm might be like.
I guess I’m a glass is half full kind of guy, while you think the glass is more half empty.
#4 by Black Guy on February 7th, 2006
I could care less about the glass until iC it.
Contrarty to what u may think, I’m looking forward to Motorsport too… just to c how “closely” it compares to the “realtime footage” demonstrated by Sony in the past.