S.T.A.L.K.E.R. for consoles to be announced at E3?

Earlier last month, GSC Game World announced that it was going to unveil several new titles based on the phenomenally dark world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. at the ESA‘s E3 Media & Business Summit this July. Beyond all doubt, it was a given that GSC Game World were targeting these new titles for the PC, where the franchise first debuted.

But a report by CVG identified GSC Game World’s Anton Bolshakov, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.‘s project lead, revealing a hint of “next iterations,” despite very little clues as to whether the successors will come to any other platform except the PC. CVG believes it’s definitely not impossible, even though GSC Game World’s portfolio of games brands itself as a PC developer.

We can’t really tell for sure, but if GSC Game World wants to develop for consoles, there’s nothing much to stop them, except another huge budget to save up for. But we guess with creative-hub publisher THQ at the reins, GSC Game World might just give it a try.

Via CVG

Earlier last month, GSC Game World announced that it was going to unveil several new titles based on the phenomenally dark world of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. at the ESA‘s E3 Media & Business Summit this July. Beyond all doubt, it was a given that GSC Game World were targeting these new titles for the PC, where the franchise first debuted.

But a report by CVG identified GSC Game World’s Anton Bolshakov, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.‘s project lead, revealing a hint of “next iterations,” despite very little clues as to whether the successors will come to any other platform except the PC. CVG believes it’s definitely not impossible, even though GSC Game World’s portfolio of games brands itself as a PC developer.

We can’t really tell for sure, but if GSC Game World wants to develop for consoles, there’s nothing much to stop them, except another huge budget to save up for. But we guess with creative-hub publisher THQ at the reins, GSC Game World might just give it a try.

Via CVG