kingdom under fire 2 on PS3!?

There is lots of rumors that the game will also be on ps3, but wasnt all the kingdom games made by Microsoft?

A lot of sites are saying it will be on PS3.

But wikipedia says otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_Under_Fire_II

Just put in Kingdom underfire under fire for ps3 in google and it says it will be for PS3 but I read some articles and it said it will only be for PS3 and PC.

Can somebody help me because I am confused.

I think it was announced for PS3 in TGS.

BlackStigma wrote:

I think it was announced for PS3 in TGS.

oh okay.

But also in that Wikipedia link it said it was being published by Microsoft.

Just saying because my friend has a ps3 and he wants the game fore it.

GamerKing wrote:

But also in that Wikipedia link it said it was being published by Microsoft.

Just saying because my friend has a ps3 and he wants the game fore it.

Never trust the wiki

Somebody fixed it. Some PS3 fanboy got into the site and changed it to PS3.

I think the bigger question is...
When is the game actually going to come out?!
It's been a while! I think it looks awesome but we've seen next-to-nothing of it recently.

If it's a RTS game, then it should be PC exclusive.

America wrote:

Somebody fixed it. Some PS3 fanboy got into the site and changed it to PS3.

Then my friend will be certenly said, because he really wanted to get this game for his PS3.

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

GamerKing wrote:

America wrote:

Somebody fixed it. Some PS3 fanboy got into the site and changed it to PS3.

Then my friend will be certenly said, because he really wanted to get this game for his PS3.

Well your friend can still get games like Demon Souls, God Of War or multiplats like Dragon Age
They may not be identicle but for all we know, KUF2 may be a flop. And even if he hasn't got a gaming pc, he may be able to play the older games.

DemonWolf wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

America wrote:

Somebody fixed it. Some PS3 fanboy got into the site and changed it to PS3.

Then my friend will be certenly said, because he really wanted to get this game for his PS3.

Well your friend can still get games like Demon Souls, God Of War or multiplats like Dragon Age
They may not be identicle but for all we know, KUF2 may be a flop. And even if he hasn't got a gaming pc, he may be able to play the older games.

He already has GOW, but I will tell him about Demon Souls and Dragon age.

Thanks.

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

True.

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

TRF wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

Not...really.

BlackStigma wrote:

I think it was announced for PS3 in TGS.

Has of now Kingdom Under Fire II is only official confirmed on the XBOX 360 console, with the most probably publisher turning to be Microsoft Game Studios like all previous titles.

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

Not...really.

Yes they are. It's ridiculous to exclude the PC just because of some damn terminology that really means nothing when you step back and look at the PC compared to other consoles. It plays the same games, the only difference is that it allows more flexibility with those games.

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

Not...really.

Yes they are. It's ridiculous to exclude the PC just because of some damn terminology that really means nothing when you step back and look at the PC compared to other consoles. It plays the same games, the only difference is that it allows more flexibility with those games.

http://www.mattnewport.com/blog/2008/03/differences-between-console-and-pc.html

That has to do with development. From a consumer standpoint, PC only offers more flexibility with the games (where you want to buy it, what format, mods, controllers, etc.)

They play multiplats. They have their own exclusives. They're not much different from a console aside from what I mentioned. To exclude them is ridiculous.

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

Not...really.

Yes they are. It's ridiculous to exclude the PC just because of some damn terminology that really means nothing when you step back and look at the PC compared to other consoles. It plays the same games, the only difference is that it allows more flexibility with those games.

http://www.mattnewport.com/blog/2008/03/differences-between-console-and-pc.html

That has to do with development. From a consumer standpoint, PC only offers more flexibility with the games (where you want to buy it, what format, mods, controllers, etc.)

They play multiplats. They have their own exclusives. They're not much different from a console aside from what I mentioned. To exclude them is ridiculous.

Why would someone buy a PC when they can play them on a console? I'm talking from your average consumer. The majority of people want to play their games on their TV. Not hunched over a desktop playing it on a monitor.

Stoney wrote:

Why would someone buy a PC when they can play them on a console? I'm talking from your average consumer. The majority of people want to play their games on their TV. Not hunched over a desktop playing it on a monitor.

Well, that's all a matter of preference. Why do we exclude the PC just because it has features other platforms don't have? The PS3 allows for any Blu-Ray remote to be used with it. Should be exclude that because the 360 and Wii don't have that?

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

TRF wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

TRF wrote:

GamerKing wrote:

Pickles wrote:

It shouldn't even be on the PC. 360 needs every exclusive it can get.

But it is not going to ps3, so it really doesn't matter.

Yes it does . . . if I'm in the market to buy a console, I have two options available if I want to buy KUF2: a PC or a 360, whereas a game like Halo: Reach or Killzone 3 leaves me with only one option: 360/PS3 (respectively).

Yes it does, because if you're in the market to buy a console, you have 1 option available if you want KUF2.

Console, platform, is there really a difference? Fine, technically yes, but the only real difference between a console and a PC is that a console is primarily played on a TV and the parts aren't interchangeable.

That's why I use "console" and "platform" interchangeably. They're the same damn thing.

Not...really.

Yes they are. It's ridiculous to exclude the PC just because of some damn terminology that really means nothing when you step back and look at the PC compared to other consoles. It plays the same games, the only difference is that it allows more flexibility with those games.

http://www.mattnewport.com/blog/2008/03/differences-between-console-and-pc.html

That has to do with development. From a consumer standpoint, PC only offers more flexibility with the games (where you want to buy it, what format, mods, controllers, etc.)

They play multiplats. They have their own exclusives. They're not much different from a console aside from what I mentioned. To exclude them is ridiculous.

But some PC can only play certain games and also on a PC you have to sometimes install to game. And also what about the casuals they usually dont even use PC.

Also console has more features and is more gaming, where a PC, gaming is a bonus and you have to setup up some things to play the game.