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From: loneeagle@********.co.uk (Lone Eagle)
Subject: Shadowrun Videogame Hope
Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 18:21:33 +0100
At 07:14 PM 19/5/2003, Scott wrote:
>Maybe he'd be open to a temporary partnership? Or ...
>since it's such a cool idea, maybe the idea could be
>generated and developed independantly and then
>presented to Microsoft, WizKids, FanPro as a proposal.
>
>Also, remember, a lot of games produced now are
>cross-platformed (PS2, XBox, & GameCube), so there
>must be SOME level of cooperation there already.

Ahh but he's starting to get worried about the GameCube ATM, two
multi-platform games have just been altered, one has just become X-Box
exclusive and the other will only be available for the PS2 and X-Box. The
PS2 is really out of date now and Bill Gates had been thinking that his
greatest loss-maker might make a comeback... Then GameCube exclusives
started hitting the top of the all-consoles charts.
Cooperating with Nintendo does not appear to be high on Microsoft's
priority list at the moment.
The cooperation is on the part of the software developers, they want to
sell the games they write to make the most money, if none of the big three
(as it were) are willing to pay for exclusivity then it goes multi platform.


--
Lone Eagle
"Hold up lads, I got an idea."

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