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  • 01-31-2013, 05:43 PM
    Doc
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    Originally Posted by Azwar View Post
    This artical sums it up pretty well this is not first time a company has tried cross platform play FF XVI was 3 system launch but microsoft said no so suare enix pulled the plug on 360 version launched on ps3 and pc

    http://www.dealspwn.com/microsoft-so...iplayer-124141

    Nice find it's sad they have the capability to do this but are not allowed to run cross platform at launch.
  • 01-31-2013, 05:47 PM
    Dead_Phoenix
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    Originally Posted by Doc View Post
    Nice find it's sad they have the capability to do this but are not allowed to run cross platform at launch.

    well defiance is actually being developed cross platform (devs said it in one of the videos, cant remember which), this isnt to do with it being able to for release its because its real easy to and speeds up development.

    its all down to MS being stuck up money hungry
  • 01-31-2013, 05:59 PM
    CarpeJugulum
    Portal 2 also had cross-platform play between PS3 and PC, although that's a slightly different setup (only two at a time). It worked perfectly fine. On xbox players were stuck by themselves. It's definitely Microsoft that tends to be the sticking point for this kind of thing.
  • 01-31-2013, 08:50 PM
    Kaoslion
    There was cross platform for FFXI which is a mmo was alot of fun. Only problem that tend to happen was xbox would freeze out in high traffic fights. I think that is the real reason because it can't keep up with all the gameplay. I played FFXI on pc and 360 was fun either way. Playing on the 360 was really comfortable to where the pc ran it better. But also FFXI code was horrible and they kept just dumping on top of it instead of keeping it clean.
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