Posted Mar 24, 2006 at 01:50PM by Lee S.
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» What the *****?
I thought XNA was strictly MS - are they seriously going to license XNA to their competition???? Didnt MS boast how these tools will give them the upper hand?
I thought XNA was strictly MS - are they seriously going to license XNA to their competition???? Didnt MS boast how these tools will give them the upper hand?
» badandy
i think they mean the tool can be used to transform PS3 game code into 360 compatable code.
but thats just how i read it.
i think they mean the tool can be used to transform PS3 game code into 360 compatable code.
but thats just how i read it.
» What's next?
Next up, 360 games compatible with PS3 console.
Next up, 360 games compatible with PS3 console.
» Getting a cut
Using this middleware would give MS a cut of the profit of any one who uses it. This could give them a cut of Rev and PS3 profits...
Using this middleware would give MS a cut of the profit of any one who uses it. This could give them a cut of Rev and PS3 profits...
» To be, or not to be...
Its not a question of whether or not Microsoft is willing to let their competion use it, its a quesiton of does Microsoft actually think their competition would use their product?
Especially when the PS3 is going so far out of their way to NOT use an MS product by using OpenGL and Linux?
Why not make their Xbox compatible with OpenGL, that would make porting to other platforms much much easier :)
Its not a question of whether or not Microsoft is willing to let their competion use it, its a quesiton of does Microsoft actually think their competition would use their product?
Especially when the PS3 is going so far out of their way to NOT use an MS product by using OpenGL and Linux?
Why not make their Xbox compatible with OpenGL, that would make porting to other platforms much much easier :)
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Microsoft's Frank Savage explained the ins and outs of the upcoming XNA Studio at the Game Developers Conference. 
