Day one double purchase please.

I really like suda51's stuff, and I'll be looking forward to seeing what this game is.

Yes, please.

I'll get this and I don't even have a PS3! (Also looking forward to NMH2)

@Count Grishnack

Judging from your avatar that was fairly obvious =)

DO IT

Don't care what it is. I'm buying it.

Isn't 400k sales for NMH kind of..alright, for such a title? (vgchartz.com)

@Gamera - Why would Sony care about making their system "dev" friendly? The PS2 was difficult for devs to work with and that's one of the strongest systems ever made IMO, in terms of the number of games available to date. Devs will either can work with it, or they won't. Sink or swim, fight or flight. I think developers will catch on eventually to the PS3 architecture and start cranking out games like clockwork.

Well, I don't blame them for being afraid of going bankrupt, just look what happened to Majesco when they released a bunch of creative games around 2004.... and then look at the games Majesco started to published after 2005......

@Gamera
There's more to it than that, sony (nor any company) predicted the massive suck that would be our economy, a lot of people are forgetting that these things aren't built over night and the decision of what twch goes into a system is made long before the thing is actually made

The dev costs that were expensive now weren't back. In the past environment the cost were minimal compared to the advantages of blu ray and the cell, it was a logical choice at the moment.

Make No More Heroes 1 and 2 available on the 360 and PS3, idiots. They'd sell more copies.

Cool, maybe they'll pack it full of nerdy pop culture so I can feel like the game "understands" me. That will at least help me overlook its buggy, repetitive gameplay. Let's get hyped!

@peachboy, if you want to keep your eye on it, Project Trico was officially unveiled @ E3 as "The Last Guardian".

Do one for the 360 Suda, i swear i buy it!

I'm all for creativity and taking chances...But if it gets to be so goddamn weird that nobody gets it well...

Can't say I'm a fan of Suda 51 studio, the games come off like some 14 year old Japanese boy on a bad acid trip.

@Black Nexus
I disagree with your citing development cost as being less of a spec. determining factor in the past. I am a huge SEGA fan who has owned and played SEGA games and systems since the Master System. When Sony burst onto the scene with the PS they touted the ease in which games could be made on their systems using their development tools and kits. The Saturn (2d BEAST and inexpensive Neo-Geo-killer) had more difficult specs and SEGA was often lambasted for not simplifying the process. Ultimately, the non-developer-friendly tech ushered in the abandonment of SEGA by the development community and their newer Dreamcast had trouble winning suitors.
Sony was guilty of hubris after their crowning success in the last generation (PS2). With most of the industry in their back pocket, Sony ignored the techniques that provided them with success in their initial outing (PS) which punctuated easily made games and direct Sony support. While Blu-ray did seem to readily offer info storage advantages, the Cell Processor was/is/will be a much riskier gamble given it’s entirely “new” approach.
While I agree that many did not predict the severity of the financial meltdown (I worked at a financial mag at the time and trust me…the financial community was aware of the warning signs despite how the media has portrayed their knowledge), making development on the side of creators and publishers easier is a no-brainer. After all, MS approached the creation of the 360 with this mindset. MS polled game developers as to what they wanted and needed in a console to make development easier, less costly, and ultimately faster. Why wouldn’t they do this? After all, they learned this strategy from Sony success. I’ll quote what a Sony fan said to me when I poo-pooed Sony’s trouncing of SEGA, “Don’t you want the console company you support to make the most forward thinking decisions and the wise business moves?” I wanted to slap to slap the shit out of him, but he was right.