Yea, I'd much rather pay-per-month of development time or something.

Jeez.
You weren't kidding.

Just flash your poor man's Expo Badge and wink slyly.

Through this partnership, SCE will offer Unity for PlayStation® with optimized deployment for PlayStation®4 (PS4™), PlayStation®3 (PS3®), PlayStation®Vita (PS Vita) and PlayStation®Mobile (PSM).

Press Release
Unity Blog
PS Blog
Joystiq

What say you? I think Unity to PSM is the most unexpected and exciting.

And now the thread shall be about a youtube channel.

Getting from there to here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sclxVc1OVFY

It's been a long road...

I've started to take my time, because I don't want this game to be a complete piece of shit.

 

Pretentious Unity Game: The Game

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dRahYBFMCA

woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow

I think Ouya is great for hobbyist stuff, and could be a fun little toy, but I don't think it's for us or what we're trying to do. I classify Ouya under "neat distraction". As I've said earlier in the thread, I look forward to is being my set-top emulator cube a few years down the road.

Is the thing out yet?


Edit: Nintendo's dev units are also a few grand, though I shouldn't give a raw number. I don't wanna burn any bridges! But it's not this much anymore.

Yea. It's a lot different than old PS3. They are really loosening up for PS4, PS3, and PS Vita.

https://twitter.com/PlayStation/status/306848930052841472

I do know that the PS3 IDE stuff has changed a lot, and has general purpose exporting and whatnots, meaning you don't have to write quite so much exotic code as you did at launch. See: Cross Play/Cross Buy games.

Native Vita'd be a lot cheaper to get into than PS4, because of the devkit stuff, though PS4 is x86, so it's simple to jump in. And Vita is ARM?
Anyway, there's been a lot of talk about indies going to Vita. It's a goldmine actually, and everyone is super fun and excited to play indie games, (not shit apps) on the go.

You don't need to do this for PSM, which is essentially a portable(!!) XNA (that's actively supported).
(full disclosure, I'm working on a few PSM games)

made a wish

Not really, many games that work on Android won't work straight forward on OUYA. Also, since dev tools for Android arn't very good in the first place, I don't expect them to be so good on OUYA.
Native on Android is painful.

PS4 still requires a dev license.

It requires a series of emails, as well as probably taking out a small business loan to purchase the development kit. Basically, you have to take game dev seriously as a business venture before getting into real console development. First step would be registering an LLC, which most hobbyists won't be doing. Ever.

Got it now. The console is still expensive though.

again, temp prices on all of that.

those are temp prices

Yup, those are just arbitrarily set by amazon. Someone just literally came up with the numbers.

Oh certainly.
I was just thinking about it a bit.
It'd come after the game plays and runs 100%.
There are hooks in our dialog system for playing sounds per phrase.
If the game does well, I could patch it in myself.

I'm just thinking about it, and wondering if it would be worthwhile after it's a good game.

When I say "action platformer" I mean is has combat things, I'd consider Meatboy a regular platformer, jumping is all you're doing (and it excels at that)

It's a kind of Action Platformer.

Also, just wondering, would you all want to pay a little extra to have voice acting in a PSM game we're working on, or is that something you even care about?