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A new IP from Rockstar to being exclusive to the PS3 and no it is not LA Noire. Rockstar wanted to make a game that can only be done on the PS3 utilizing blu-ray and the power of the PS3's CELL.
This is Michael Shorrock. Im the Director of 3rd Party Relations at SCEA. As you may have seen this morning/last night on GameHead with Geoff Keighley, we are announcing that a new franchise from Rockstar Games will be exclusive to PS3. As part of our long standing relationship with Rockstar, and the incredible success for both companies with the cultural icon that is Grand Theft Auto, weve agreed to the PlayStation exclusive rights of the next great franchise from the Rockstar studios.
Everyone knows to have success in this business you need to look ahead, identifying the talent and titles that are going to give consumers new kinds of gaming experiences that help set the bar for the rest of the industry. Rockstar has a heritage for doing just that. We have had incredible success with the GTA franchise and are happy to continue to offer those titles on our platforms, and even more excited about whats to come from the current and future relationship between our companies. Rockstar really wanted to make a game that you can truly only do on PS3, harnessing the power of CELL and Blu-ray disc and this deal lets them do just that.. This is really a win-win situation for both companies. As Jack mentioned in the interview with Geoff, this franchise is not LA Noire, but something all new. We agreed with Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive Software that we wouldnt disclose anything more about the deal or title at this time, so stay tuned, well share more info as soon as we can.







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Well, I hope it is really good
And since they have only just started with it, it probably won't come out for a couple of years -_- *sighs*
Good to hear that a new series is on the horizon, though I doubt it can hold as much ground as GTA.
In no doubt this will be interesting.
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