Night Dive Studios, a company that is known for its efforts to update and save outdated video games, has revealed that it would like to start reproducing sports from PS3 and Xbox 360.
In an interview with VGCStudio Head Stephen Cook and Business Development Director Larry Cooperman said he would like to see sports that were released only on PS3 and Xbox 360 for potential remists. When you think of which sports can be re -produced, Coperman said there are many factors that come into the game.
These include access to the game’s source code and the original assets, as well as checking about what the game is currently underway. Sports that are special to a console, for example, may require more refresh. This is why PS3 and Xbox 360 make such an interesting possibility to deal with titles.
Cook exposed free radical design and 2008 PS3 special, Heses. He explained that the night dive will approach the developers about re -making their sports and ask them what they will do differently if they have an opportunity and a big budget.
In addition, bringing older games to a new hardware cleanses issues such as weapons frame rate and long burden times found on their original platforms. In addition to giving players easily access to older sports, bringing old titles to the new hardware eliminates problems such as frame rates and long burden on their original platforms. Nevertheless, there has been some hesitation around the PS3 Games, as they can also be difficult because of its unique system architecture. However, the Night Dive says it is ready for the challenge.
Cook explained, “If we reach it, or I should say, when we arrive at the PS3 era games, this will be a challenge we will face.” “But I think we have a lot of experience where we can do a serviceable job on PS3 Remster.”
In other news of the Night Dive Studios, Copperman recently said that a refreshment on the development of System Shak 3 could come a short time within next year.
