I hope Take-Two were developing also a PC version in parallel with console version. They don't need Sony or Nintendo to approve the game for a PC. And with the publicity they are getting, the PC game would sell. And if stores would not sell it, they can sell it online as a downloadable. They have the technical know-how to make this happen.
Actually, no need for license could be one good reason for a PC to remain a viable gaming platform for some time to come. Otherwise we'll be all under tyranny of 10-year-olds and the only games we'll play will be some sort of family-friendly Mario.
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I hope Take-Two were developing also a PC version in parallel with console version. They don't need Sony or Nintendo to approve the game for a PC. And with the publicity they are getting, the PC game would sell. And if stores would not sell it, they can sell it online as a downloadable. They have the technical know-how to make this happen. Actually, no need for license could be one good reason for a PC to remain a viable gaming platform for some time to come. Otherwise we'll be all under tyranny of 10-year-olds and the only games we'll play will be some sort of family-friendly Mario.