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( ﾟωﾟ)? 01:38 PM 03-26-13
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net/...ky-to-ps3vita/
LIMBO and Metrico Coming to PS Vita, Divekick and Spelunky to PS3/Vita
March 25, 2013 Written by Sebastian Moss
With the Game Developers Conference 2013 only just beginning, Sony has already kicked things off by announcing two PS4 games, and now they’ve shown some love for the PS Vita and PS3.
First off, critically acclaimed and much-loved PSN (and XBLA/Steam) title LIMBO is set to come to the PS Vita later this year. Nothing else has been announced or shown about the game, or whether it will have any exclusive content (the above pic is a mock up).
LIMBO and Metrico Coming to PS Vita, Divekick and Spelunky to PS3/Vita
March 25, 2013 Written by Sebastian Moss
With the Game Developers Conference 2013 only just beginning, Sony has already kicked things off by announcing two PS4 games, and now they’ve shown some love for the PS Vita and PS3.
First off, critically acclaimed and much-loved PSN (and XBLA/Steam) title LIMBO is set to come to the PS Vita later this year. Nothing else has been announced or shown about the game, or whether it will have any exclusive content (the above pic is a mock up).
( ﾟωﾟ)? 09:24 PM 03-26-13
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/03/26/li...double-eleven/
Limbo Vita outsourced to LittleBigPlanet dev Double Eleven
by Sinan Kubba
on Mar 26th 2013 8:00AM
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Playdead is outsourcing the just announced Vita version of Limbo to Double Eleven, the UK team who co-developed LittleBigPlanet for the Sony portable. Speaking to Joystiq, Playdead CEO Dino Patti said his studio is excited about the monochromatic puzzle-platformer's first "mobile launch," even though outsourcing is an unusual step.
"This version of the game is for the first time being made externally," Patti told us. "In the way we work there is normally no room for outsourcing, but the talented team at Double Eleven has convinced us that this is the right decision."
Patti continued, "Together we are working hard to give the mobile players exactly the same experience the PS3 players have had on the living room TV."
There remains no news on when to expect Limbo's plunge onto Vita, but Shacknews learned there could be a PS Plus promotion involved. Playdead also told Shacknews that the Vita port won't support cross-play features.
Limbo Vita outsourced to LittleBigPlanet dev Double Eleven
by Sinan Kubba
on Mar 26th 2013 8:00AM 4
Playdead is outsourcing the just announced Vita version of Limbo to Double Eleven, the UK team who co-developed LittleBigPlanet for the Sony portable. Speaking to Joystiq, Playdead CEO Dino Patti said his studio is excited about the monochromatic puzzle-platformer's first "mobile launch," even though outsourcing is an unusual step.
"This version of the game is for the first time being made externally," Patti told us. "In the way we work there is normally no room for outsourcing, but the talented team at Double Eleven has convinced us that this is the right decision."
Patti continued, "Together we are working hard to give the mobile players exactly the same experience the PS3 players have had on the living room TV."
There remains no news on when to expect Limbo's plunge onto Vita, but Shacknews learned there could be a PS Plus promotion involved. Playdead also told Shacknews that the Vita port won't support cross-play features.