Sorry, maybe I should change the thread title (can I even do this?). It just means that the first console it will come to is the Xbox. I believe it will release on Xbox and PC at the 'same' time, just based on the fact that it is a PC game but Microsoft have tended (at least in the past) to want a s...

I should say that I do think that it is very cool and good for the game to be coming to consoles. Given that it was in a 'First to console' section I would assume that it will come to PS4 eventually, which is awesome! I was just a little disappointed that I will have to wait (I don't think my PC wil...

Nooooo..... please come to PS4 soon

I don't think I can add anything other than...

WAAAAAAAAA... I want to play...

Oooo..... It's very cool that publishers actually contacted you (at least I think so :D ). Of course all your decisions sound correct to me, who would want to lose control of their own project and IP both creatively (probably) and financially?! If (/when?) GoaT is successful it sounds like the possi...

Pirate hat! http://chiseledrocks.com/resources/galleries/ratz/sketch_Pirate_mouse_by_Eugene_Arenhaus.jpg (I very much hope that IS a mouse and not a rat :)) On another note I would like to be my usual boring self and ask if having the mouse wear rather 'silly' hats would fit into the immersive and s...

I really do not know much about this sort of thing however I was under the impression that because alpha is just a stage of testing how the game 'functions' in general, the state of assets such as voice acting, textures, animations etc. can be anything from almost non-existent to almost complete and...

On the topic of program pipelines from the post, I am curious as to what people think of Blender?

@david I see, so most of that sort of work mentioned in the article will already have been done for games using the Unity engine?

I too would love to see GoaT on consoles. The PS4 may well be my next-gen platform as I'm not sure what (if any) type of new computer I will be able to afford. I guess console ports should be ok to deal with for people who actually know about these things but when I read this article it sounded rath...

Second Pic - The Biker Mice from Mars! Vinnie, Throttle and Modo.

(I may or may not randomly own a Biker Mice from Mars annual from the year after I was born.)

I guess I haven't really played that many games and my age means I haven't tried too many classics, and so my selections are a bit random! My favourite is probably Call of Duty 4, it was just such a good FPS and definitely my most hours in any game, which I guess is to some extent a good measure. (I...

I also like these ideas :) I would really like (signed) posters and a t-shirt in it. If one were to be made with the more expensive items, such as figurines, model lutes etc., I think there should be another cheaper version without those, since I'm sure there are people (like me) who might want one ...

England!

As David said, the world we have seen so far seems to be a 'normal' fantasy world with humans/monsters replaced by animals. Having this world inhabited (or once inhabited) by humans certainly gives great opportunities for interesting large scale structures, features or areas, however I think it may ...

In terms of dialogue I will have to concede that full voicing would be far too expensive, however I would still really like text dialogue (with accompanying animal noises! :D ). Although of course I would still like to see more interesting, environmental storytelling. As for the narrator, I have not...

Unfortunately I would like the most expensive option of full voicing, I like the anthropomorphism of the animals and so I would like them to speak like humans (with a suitable voice reflecting their animal features ie the mouse being small and squeaky or a frog being 'croaky').

Lava.... there has got to be lava.

Sorry for being boring, but the lute is there because you are a minstrel mouse and I personally doubt it will have any significant role in the game.