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Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Konami president reveals Xbox 360 exclusive title
Konami president reveals Xbox 360 exclusive title
"Japanese giant to reduce number of titles released as next-gen consoles arrive
Konami president Michihiro Ishizuka has revealed that the publisher is currently working on an all-new title for Xbox 360, hinting that it will be exclusive to the platform.
In an interview with Japanese magazine Toyo Keizai partially translated by Gamespot, Ishizuka says: ''[We will] provide one or two flagship titles for each machine, which will take advantage of their capabilities as next-generation consoles.
'We will release a new Metal Gear as a flagship title for the PS3, and are developing an original product for the Xbox 360.'
He goes on to suggest that we can expect see a smaller range of Konami titles on the shelves in the future.
'Most of the titles that don't require full use of technology will be released on multi-platforms, including PC. We will need to narrow down the number of titles that we release.'"
In an interview with Japanese magazine Toyo Keizai partially translated by Gamespot, Ishizuka says: ''[We will] provide one or two flagship titles for each machine, which will take advantage of their capabilities as next-generation consoles.
'We will release a new Metal Gear as a flagship title for the PS3, and are developing an original product for the Xbox 360.'
He goes on to suggest that we can expect see a smaller range of Konami titles on the shelves in the future.
'Most of the titles that don't require full use of technology will be released on multi-platforms, including PC. We will need to narrow down the number of titles that we release.'"
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D.Vader // 6/29/2005 01:34:00 PM //
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