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DICE defends console-only initial launch of Battlefield 1943

DICE claims that their intention was not to punish PC users, but to have the proper development time for creating a PC version of Battlefield 1943 instead of a console port. Furthermore the company explained that the PC version requires more features, support and technical consideration, as it “can't just be thrown out there using copy/paste.” Exactly what changes DICE has in store for the PC version isn’t mentioned, save for the fact that this will be their first PC title to use the Frostbite Engine. So, regardless of the flak they are receiving, anyone who wants to pick up Battlefield 1943 for the PC will have to wait until at least September.
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h4wx01
on April 28, 2009 8:10 PM |
This is true i agree with DICE on this, i myself really dislike ports, PC gaming has great potential to look prettier an have alot more content then a console versions or ports for example Rainbow Six Vegas 2 just a straight port with terrible texture res issues on pc. So yes DICE is obviously right by holdin out for the pc version. cant wait =) |
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drakath
on April 29, 2009 6:59 PM |
And don't forget, you'll have to even wait longer then that for them to publish patches after game launch. Based on there history, the game with have a crap load of bugs and issues until they patch it a month after release. |
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