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Stainless Hopes To Bring Carmageddon To Consoles
Stainless Games already successfully Kickstarted Carmageddon: Reincarnation, and now the creators are eyeing a console versions of the reboot.
At the Eurogamer Expo, the gaming website Explosion interviewed Stainless Games' Neil Barnden and Patrick Buckland about the Reincarnation project and managed to get them to spill the beans about possible Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game. When asked about plans for porting the game to consoles, Buckland responded, "We really want to get it out on consoles as well. It depends on additional funding, but we’re working on that anyway. So we’re hopeful it can happen around the same time as the PC version." Barnden added, "It’s not like we completely have to re-do all the work to bring them to consoles. A lot of the technology is already there to take it to other platforms. We’re hoping that we can bring it out sooner rather than later."
Let's hope they get the additional funding they need.
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