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Don't start creating a Steam account yet members
WiiWareWave modcop Cloud_Strife turned indie developer just informed us (the WiiWareWave staff) that Superstition Game's first 64 bit JRPG project, Star Guardian Bankai 64, has now received a PC developer kit.
They're still waiting for approval from Nintendo to receive a developer kit for WiiWare. In the meantime, they'll start development for the Steam version of Star Guardian Bankai 64.
Assuming it launches on both, which version will you be playing? Has Superstition Games made a smart decision in not keeping their first project a WiiWare exclusive? Leave your thoughts on the comments section below.
WiiWareWave modcop Cloud_Strife turned indie developer just informed us (the WiiWareWave staff) that Superstition Game's first 64 bit JRPG project, Star Guardian Bankai 64, has now received a PC developer kit.
They're still waiting for approval from Nintendo to receive a developer kit for WiiWare. In the meantime, they'll start development for the Steam version of Star Guardian Bankai 64.
Assuming it launches on both, which version will you be playing? Has Superstition Games made a smart decision in not keeping their first project a WiiWare exclusive? Leave your thoughts on the comments section below.
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April 30th 2012, 11:27 am
rootin for you guys.
April 30th 2012, 12:32 pm
I might sign up to Steam if it works with my Netpad, either way I think you're making a good business decision. 
April 30th 2012, 2:42 pm
This is wonderful news! I wish you the best of luck Cloud. |D
April 30th 2012, 3:35 pm
I'll certainly buy your game. 
April 30th 2012, 4:43 pm
Need to start somewhere. Getting the game on Steam alone is a major step forward. Steam is a very good place to start.
May 1st 2012, 9:33 am
The more platforms you can release on, ultimately, the better.
May 1st 2012, 10:29 am
Ultanium wrote:Need to start somewhere. Getting the game on Steam alone is a major step forward. Steam is a very good place to start.
Indeed it has a much bigger audience then Wiiware.
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But I will definitely try it out on Steam as soon as it releases!