According to The Binding of Isaac creator Edmund McMillen, Sony wants to bring the controversial Roguelike to PSN “a lot”.
The publisher’s interest was piqued when Nintendo publicly turned down an eShop release of the indie title earlier in the year. The game deals with the subject of religion and child abuse.
McMillen refused to comment on whether the title would eventually make its way to Sony’s storefront, simply stating “we’ll wait and see”.
Given Sony’s penchant for exotic downloadable experiences, we don’t expect the platform holder to give up its pursuit of The Binding of Isaac anytime soon.
[source formspring.me]
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That would be nice. Instabuy for me.
I would buy this on my Vita
I find it amusing that Sony's interest was piqued just because Nintendo publicly turned the game down. "Hey, everybody, those guys are too wussy to handle this game, but WE'RE not afraid!" Don't get me wrong, I think that's a strength of the PlayStation brand...but it still sounds funny.
yawn....looks boring....next
Edmund makes some good titles, please bring these indie titles to psn. Please bring Super meat Boy too, cant have one without the other.
There might be info for it at E3
@odd69 Super Meat Boy will never land on PS3, that's set in stone.
@ Slapshot . Why?
I assumed that with a bit of clever reciding to run on the PSN this would be a decent money spinner for Super Meat Boy developers. Did ok on the Xbox. Same as Minecraft.
is it an rpg?
Would love to see it on Vita!
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