Clearing Up PS3 Games Rumor
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Clearing Up PS3 Games Rumor
Summary:
The PlayStation 3 is set to be released later this year, but rumors about the console and its games have already started circulating. One rumor, involving the game Theseis, has caused confusion even among the most dedicated gamers. Developers, publishers, and gaming sites have been buzzing with reviews, release dates, and news about the latest PS3 games. The excitement surrounding PS3's Blu-ray has heightened expectations, so a confusing game rumor was hardly unexpected.Body:
As the PlayStation 3's release approaches, speculation about its games has been rampant. A notable rumor about the adventure game Theseis has stirred up the gaming community. Originally developed for PC and Xbox 360 by Track7 Games, Theseis was rumored to be canceled for the PS3 due to high development costs. Allegedly, Track7 reached out to PS3 Land to announce that PS3 development would only resume with Sony's support.This controversial news quickly spread across gaming sites and blogs, sparking discussions. Interestingly, no announcement at the recent E3 or any product lists confirmed Theseis for PS3, yet it showed up on several retailers’ websites as a PS3 title. Track7, however, did not acknowledge these listings.
The situation became perplexing when Track7 claimed their statements to PS3 Land were merely a joke and called the article "erroneous." PS3 Land has since updated their piece with Track7's clarification. Still, questions linger about the initial announcement. Was it really an error, or a casual remark that was blown out of proportion?
A misunderstanding between PS3 Land and Track7 seems likely, though the details of their conversation remain unclear. References to Theseis must have been made, given the retailers’ listings as a PS3 game. It appears the confusion stems from the desire to gauge market interest or potentially attract Sony's attention. Whatever the reason, the PS3 game market is substantial, and it's understandable why anyone would want to capitalize on this opportunity.
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