Not gonna lie, but I am all for this port to be released to PC natively thanks to the use of Claude AI, instead of running the game via an emulator.
Emulators can be cumbersome, laggy, and unstable for most PCs; running a game directly without emulators makes this easy to setup.
LITTLEBIGPLANET IS COMING NATIVELY TO PC 🚨
We just got an early look at a native PC port of the original LittleBigPlanet from the PS3. No emulator, no RPCS3.
LBP has always been one of the hardest PS3 games to emulate because it leans so heavily on the Cell processor. Now its PS3 code is being recompiled straight into native PC code.
A year ago people said PS3 recomps were years away. The decomp scene is moving insanely fast.
As much as I am a Rockstar Games fan, charging £349.99 for a collector’s edition that doesn’t even include the game is completely outrageous. I can’t justify paying that. Maybe £150 at most.
GTA 6 Collector’s Box details
- Priced at $399.99
- Includes a full map of Leonida
- 6” Macca the Gator figure with a stash compartment
- GTA VI Oakley Frogskins sunglasses with - Prizm Sapphire lenses
- New Era 9FORTY A-Frame snapback
- Leonida Keys crossbody bag
- Macca the Gator magnetic mirror
- Chunkee the Manatee shot glass
- Vice City collectible swizzle spoon
- Vice City razor blade keychain
- Leonida Keys enamel pin set in a metal tin
- Premium sticker pack in a stash bag
Weighs 10.88 kg
- Does not include a copy of GTA 6
- Available to pre-order now and ships November 19
@Alphashadow111@AnthrHddb@itzKronuzz GTA would have still stomped on CoD anyway; even if MW4 did sell “well”.
Why would someone spend $70 on an annual release with a manipulative online mode when someone can spend $10 more on a game that will last way longer?
@realradec@StevenIsbell Sad but true, but what made LBP’s DLC worth buying was that each DLC had meaning. You could actually use the content for multiple purposes.
@ZachCanis Sony are trying so hard to make a “live service” game. But fail constantly as it either sucks, or isn’t justifiable to play. This concept of yours would be Sony’s answer to a live service game that could last years.