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PlayStation All-Stars is under two weeks away from hitting PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, and news surrounding the game keeps on emerging. Hopefully, you already caught our reveal of the game’s final boss, and watched the game’s introduction video below. But there’s even more information worth taking note of.
Over at the PlayStation Blog, Sony Santa Monica’s Seth Killian has confirmed that the game has gone gold, but he also has some interesting things to say in the comments section of the Blog.
IGN already confirmed All-Stars DLC, but Killian has more to say on the matter. For starters, Killian says to “Stay tuned” for DLC information, noting that he SuperBot Entertainment “may have some happy news in the near future…” He also confirms that hypothetical DLC characters “would have all the features that the launch-day cast would have,” such as their own stories in the game’s single-player mode.
But perhaps most interestingly, Killian has great news for those looking for a deep experience with All-Stars. When pressed about single-player content in particular, Killian said that “Beyond arcade mode with intros, endings, and rival cut-scenes for every character and all the multiplayer stuff, All-Stars has tons of interesting challenges and trials (both overall trials and character-specific stuff). Certainly it’s hundreds of hours of content there, and a very extensive set of unlocks, from titles, to taunts, to character-specific intro and outro moves, musical themes, badgets, etc.”
In other words, it looks like All-Stars has a whole lot of content within.
http://m.uk.ign.com/articles/2012/11/08/playstatio
Over at the PlayStation Blog, Sony Santa Monica’s Seth Killian has confirmed that the game has gone gold, but he also has some interesting things to say in the comments section of the Blog.
IGN already confirmed All-Stars DLC, but Killian has more to say on the matter. For starters, Killian says to “Stay tuned” for DLC information, noting that he SuperBot Entertainment “may have some happy news in the near future…” He also confirms that hypothetical DLC characters “would have all the features that the launch-day cast would have,” such as their own stories in the game’s single-player mode.
But perhaps most interestingly, Killian has great news for those looking for a deep experience with All-Stars. When pressed about single-player content in particular, Killian said that “Beyond arcade mode with intros, endings, and rival cut-scenes for every character and all the multiplayer stuff, All-Stars has tons of interesting challenges and trials (both overall trials and character-specific stuff). Certainly it’s hundreds of hours of content there, and a very extensive set of unlocks, from titles, to taunts, to character-specific intro and outro moves, musical themes, badgets, etc.”
In other words, it looks like All-Stars has a whole lot of content within.
http://m.uk.ign.com/articles/2012/11/08/playstatio
S-o-h-a-i-l wrote:
Looks like DLC characters will have unlockables, challenges, rivals and their own arcade mode !
So that means that you won't be able to buy one character at a time as well right? Because If you buy someone like "Crash" who would be his rival? So maybe they will sell them in 4 character bundles or something?
I don't want to speculate too much - but I'm assuming its safe to say some of the highly requested characters are sure to be in. If its DLC that would mean its either relatively new characters (meaning they began work at a later stage after seeing its popularity), or it's characters who belong to devs who'd negotiate profits a lot more harshly. In my opinion - Conner and Kat fit the former perfectly & Crash and to a lesser extent Snake (although Cloud would make sense too) fit the latter. Then again, it could be anyone/anything - I'm just estatic about the news, it's exciting to have some nice new info from a game that's seemingly been quite for so long.
