FL
5d ago
Ron, you will be at E3 this year?
Ron Gilbert
4d ago
Nope. I have never understood the point of E3.
linuxuser
4d ago
no linux :(
Looper
4d ago
I forgot the name of this game and was looking for it for ages!
Thank you and I hate you! I will be spending the next couple of weeks exploring the dungeons....
Thank you and I hate you! I will be spending the next couple of weeks exploring the dungeons....
Luca
3d ago
Ron I just wanted to thank you for all your games!gonna buy all your next))!!
Conny Torneus
3d ago
Hmmm, looks interesting. I'll give it a try. Besides, if Ron loved it, it should be good right? 😀
Never been to E3, but I can appreciate the purpose of showcasing/validating new games that way. I think livestreaming and poor journalism made it look less useful for some. Then again, since I've never been to E3 perhaps I should just be quiet...
Never been to E3, but I can appreciate the purpose of showcasing/validating new games that way. I think livestreaming and poor journalism made it look less useful for some. Then again, since I've never been to E3 perhaps I should just be quiet...
Brian Goldberg
1d ago
What's so special about the Switch? Why not just play on a PC?
Ingo Rogerson
17h ago
FL
15h ago
Ron, can I ask you why you are so secretive this time with your new game?
Ron Gilbert
14h ago
I'm not "secretive". I'm just tied of feeding the hype-PR machine. I just want to build it in peace. Maybe that comes with getting older.
Conny Torneus
10h ago
"Guild of Dungeoneering" turned out to be Awesome, thanks for sharing Ron 👍
@Brian Goldberg, I'm fairly certain it boils down to the fact that Nintendo Switch is more portable/comfortable than sitting/laying with a laptop or (God forbid) a stationary PC 😀
I am curious though as to why the game only supports Windows and MacOS.
Thimbleweed Park for example was ported to PS4, xBox and Switch. That's all three of the "Giant" Consoles. It was also made available on Windows, MacOS and freaking Linux ❤.
I remember Ron talking with David Fox and Gary Winnick in one of their Thimbleweed Park Podcasts and Ron mentioned that porting to the consoles involved a bit more "paperwork" and some tweaking/adjusting of the game to better fit each respective platform. Is it possible that it's too much of a hassle? Or perhaps too costly?
@Brian Goldberg, I'm fairly certain it boils down to the fact that Nintendo Switch is more portable/comfortable than sitting/laying with a laptop or (God forbid) a stationary PC 😀
I am curious though as to why the game only supports Windows and MacOS.
Thimbleweed Park for example was ported to PS4, xBox and Switch. That's all three of the "Giant" Consoles. It was also made available on Windows, MacOS and freaking Linux ❤.
I remember Ron talking with David Fox and Gary Winnick in one of their Thimbleweed Park Podcasts and Ron mentioned that porting to the consoles involved a bit more "paperwork" and some tweaking/adjusting of the game to better fit each respective platform. Is it possible that it's too much of a hassle? Or perhaps too costly?
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