Try Indie: "Being an indie developer typically means working from home. Ichiro Lambe (Dejobaan Games), James Silva (Ska Studios) and Erik Johnson (Arcen Games) tell a panel audience at PAX East 2012 about where they make their games."
How Ska Studios balanced iteration and innovation in the side-scrolling co-op sequel.
Ska Studios developer James Silva has said he's looking into bringing Salt and Sanctuary to Nintendo Switch.
And a lot are and a lot will. You didnt expect a 4 month old handheld to get every third party game? Itl take a year or so before it gathers pace
Theyre not handhelds, theyre established home consoles, Switch is more experimental which is why people take the wait and aproach. The first year for ps4 XB1 was bad exclusives and xbox 360 ports with a resoloution bump. Switches exclusives in year 1 are amazing.
NS isn't getting a lot of handheld centric games. Most of its games geared towards the console crowd
Its just the higher quality shovelware effect. All the publishers thought the first Wii was going to tank and jumped on late when they realized there was money to be made. They just underestimated the popularity of the Switch because the failure of the. "U"
Nope, but they had their share of ports / remasters during the first year of their existence too..
@ Neo
And they both received better third party support than NS. There was never a question of whether a game would arrive on those platforms
Great game, bought for PS4 and I got it for free on Vita so I won't bother with the Switch. I want Switch to get it own games not stuff I own on PS4 and Vita
It took Ska Studios just over a year to get its side-scrolling action game onto the Vita, but the wait was worth it. Salt and Sanctuary takes the best of Metroidvania-style games and Souls-likes and condenses it into the idea portable experience.
Well, this may become the first Vita game I have bought in a long time, so 201.
imagine this 2d dark souls started on vita when it came out,it would sell more vitas for sure
