Last year Capcom's Street Fighter community manager, Seth Killian, was having a right pop at Sony over DLC for this beloved fighty title. Now he's working for Sony.
Speaking, well typing, in his first Sony blog post, Seth says:
"I’ve joined Sony as the lead game designer for the external group at the Sony’s Santa Monica Studio..." there is more, obviously. He's working on the new All-Stars PS3 title because...
"Fighting games are very close to my heart, and as someone that’s spent much of my life with traditional fighters, All-Stars has been a great opportunity to take a step back and rethink fighting fundamentals from the ground up. The entire team was put together from scratch to create this game, and they are loaded with fighting game superstars (including some impressive tournament credentials–I’m not even the first EVO finalist to join the team!) who love great combat just as much as I do."
Good stuff.
Speaking, well typing, in his first Sony blog post, Seth says:
"I’ve joined Sony as the lead game designer for the external group at the Sony’s Santa Monica Studio..." there is more, obviously. He's working on the new All-Stars PS3 title because...
"Fighting games are very close to my heart, and as someone that’s spent much of my life with traditional fighters, All-Stars has been a great opportunity to take a step back and rethink fighting fundamentals from the ground up. The entire team was put together from scratch to create this game, and they are loaded with fighting game superstars (including some impressive tournament credentials–I’m not even the first EVO finalist to join the team!) who love great combat just as much as I do."
Good stuff.
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