Rumor Killers examines the possibility of Bioshock becoming a timed exclusive on the PS3, as well as new PS3 price drop rumors, and the discovery of one forum poster that Too Human 2 may already be in development.
"The US-based indie games developer Aleth Labs today announced with great joy and thrill that their retro-like comedic puzzle adventure "ELON, is coming to PC via Steam this year (2024)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The Sherman Oaks-based (CA, the US) indie games publisher Joystick Ventures and Melbourne-based (Australia) indie games developer Effort Star, are today very happy and excited to announce that their psychedelic turn-based bullet hell roguelike "Enter the Chronosphere", is dropping its time-limited Steam demo on May 13th, 2024 (the demo is a part of Steam’s Endless Replayability event)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Fabledom is a new city builder sim that's set in a storybook world full of princes and princesses, witches, giants and flying pigs.
Why would Bioshock 2 be a PS3 timed exclusive? Would make more sense if it was 360 again... (or neither)
I wouldn't mind a Too Human 2 soon.
Too human in 2019.
Bioshock will be multi
iSuppli, the company that 'broke down' the PS3 at launch, estimated the cost of making a PS3 was over $840 a pop. That story has changed though. Since removing PS2-compatibilty(NOOOO!) and changing to the 65nm chips, it now takes Sony 53% less to produce the PS3 than it did at launch. So the PS3 now cost around $440 to make..and with Sony selling it for $400, that means even after two years in production, the PS3is still losing money. Ugh.
The PS3 also takes less parts to make! The original PS3 took a whopping 4,048 parts to make, while the latest pieces only take 2,820. Sony has combined certain chips and the Cell chip was original cost $89 to make now only cost $46 to make. Yay!
What does all of this mean exactly? With Sony STILL losing money on the PS3, I might have to re-work my predictions again. Why would Sony drop the price of the PS3 in Feb. or March when they will STILL be losing money?? Why would they drop the price to $300 and continue to lose money?? Perhaps all of the solid software they will be releasing in 2009 will more than makeup the difference. We shall see..