Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions. After the PS3's release, a lot of third party developer game titles such as BioShock, Kane & Lynch, and Call of Juarez have exclusively gone to the Xbox 360 console and PC only consoles. A rising concern was not only the loss of exclusive PS3 games due to limited user base, but also such 360/PC only titles that apparently strung from the hard to code for cell technology. After GDC 07 and having presented "EDGE" technology, do you feel that such a technology will substantially make it easier for third party developers to code for their game on the ps3 than without it and thereby change the "exclusively for 360/pc ONLY" trend of most third party games specifically such as BioShock and Kane & Lynch to also appear on the PS3 during their initial release dates? Please be third-party development specific.
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Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions. After the PS3's release, a lot of third party developer game titles such as BioShock, Kane & Lynch, and Call of Juarez have exclusively gone to the Xbox 360 console and PC only consoles. A rising concern was not only the loss of exclusive PS3 games due to limited user base, but also such 360/PC only titles that apparently strung from the hard to code for cell technology. After GDC 07 and having presented "EDGE" technology, do you feel that such a technology will substantially make it easier for third party developers to code for their game on the ps3 than without it and thereby change the "exclusively for 360/pc ONLY" trend of most third party games specifically such as BioShock and Kane & Lynch to also appear on the PS3 during their initial release dates? Please be third-party development specific.