LiK said:correct, only for 360. dayam, maybe i should sell mine...
give me the homey discount and ill give you fifty bucks for it
_dementia said:most excessive LE yet?
PS3 version is using Move, correct? Which version is the lead platform? I got the Ultra Limited Edition of Dead Space 1. I'm definitely getting this.
Only Extraction has Move support, at least that's confirmed.PS3 version is using Move, correct? Which version is the lead platform? I got the Ultra Limited Edition of Dead Space 1. I'm definitely getting this.
Hell yeah!LiK said:fellow Ultra collector? *hi5*
Draft said:PC version is the lead platform.
Never confirmed for Move support, but hey, every 10th post in every DS2 thread is some addle brained cod asking for it, so who knows?
PC version it is!
Does the PC version have pad support?Anasui Kishibe said:hoping for less atrocious controls on PC this time
Dan said:Only Extraction has Move support, at least that's confirmed.
Does the PC version have pad support?
Commanche Raisin Toast said:EDIT: i hope the plasma cutter LED's are bright enough to be used as a flashlight. i would hand it to my girlfriend when she's leaving my room for the kitchen at night, and use the ole "too dangerous, take this" line on her. :lol
jon bones said:love dead space but who needs more stuff cluttering up their rooms
Draft said:PC version is the lead platform.
Monkey Pants said:Not exactly. We don't really have a lead platform. I have an Xbox, PS3 and PC at my desk and am checking builds for all of them all the time. We try to make them identical, although obviously the PC version can vary depending on your rig and settings.
Also, the Plasma Cutter in the Collector's Edition is a mini one (it has to fit in the box, after all), about 5 x 7 inches. But it does have working lasers!
There may be other...more ambitious...weapon replicas in the works, but it's not for certain yet.
You gotta use dat triple buffering, yo.scitek said:With unbelievable input lag if you turn vsync on.
codecow said:I have to say that the PC build even on a shitty machine makes me cry tears of joy at the frame rate and resolution. It is so tasty... God... I am still tearing up over it.***
*** No disrespect to console users in any way, we love you too.
faceless007 said:So you guys are doing the PC version in house at Visceral? Interesting, IIRC the PC port of DS1 was done by the Melbourne studio.
Replica ripper. Have it shoot little plastic razor blades. King of toys.Monkey Pants said:Not exactly. We don't really have a lead platform. I have an Xbox, PS3 and PC at my desk and am checking builds for all of them all the time. We try to make them identical, although obviously the PC version can vary depending on your rig and settings.
Also, the Plasma Cutter in the Collector's Edition is a mini one (it has to fit in the box, after all), about 5 x 7 inches. But it does have working lasers!
There may be other...more ambitious...weapon replicas in the works, but it's not for certain yet.
Monkey Pants said:Visceral actually has several locations. The Melbourne studio is still doing a lot of work on the PC version, but we have people here in California on it as well. There are also people in Montreal and Shanghai working on aspects of DS2.
JohngPR said:Now I just want to know how much it will cost.
Oh hey, on that topic, did you have any extra comments on this? http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=410124Monkey Pants said:Visceral actually has several locations. The Melbourne studio is still doing a lot of work on the PC version, but we have people here in California on it as well. There are also people in Montreal and Shanghai working on aspects of DS2.
Monkey Pants said:There may be other...more ambitious...weapon replicas in the works, but it's not for certain yet.
_dementia said:most excessive LE yet?
Monkey Pants said:Also, the Plasma Cutter in the Collector's Edition is a mini one (it has to fit in the box, after all), about 5 x 7 inches. But it does have working lasers!