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No More Heroes Creator Suda 51 Is Horny For PlayStation 4
In a recent column for the Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, Grasshopper Manufacture's enigmatic Suda 51 expressed his...considerable enthusiasm...for Sony's PlayStation 4 console.
Edge translated some of Suda 51's comments in the article, in which he extolled the PS4's cloud gaming functionality. Turns out, he's a wee bit "horny" for the cloud.
Suda 51 wrote:
"I think that in the future, cloud delivery will become totally commonplace," he writes. "Social networking has certainly done that. To be able to play anywhere, on any device, with shared data - this will be an alluring new feature for games. You'll have your own personal profile or ID that you can access from many different devices and enjoy your game from anywhere, in various different ways.
"That this play style will become a reality is futuristic enough. But in addition, cloud saving becoming standard practice is an evolution in itself. It will add new value and will surely result in new ways to play. Thinking about the future of this stuff and then constructing and outputting something appealing is our job as game designers, and from that challenge we can take new strength....And that makes me horny."
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