Crytek On PS3 | BDGamer

August 4, 2006

Posted at 5:23 pm in PS3

Tags: action, crysis, crytek, far cry, fps, next-gen

Through a job posting on their site, Crytek, best known for Far Cry (PC) and working on Crysis, revealed that it is looking to branch out to console development, especially the PS3, as they are looking for a “PS3 Console Programmer”.

Although the listing doesn’t specifically mention any project, the responsibility of the programmer would be to “work on various aspects of porting to PS3″ and “cross platform code development,” leading one to speculate that the studio just might be bringing Crysis over to the next-gen console. However, nothing is set in stone yet, and Crysis is currently a PC exclusive.

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Agret Says:
August 10th, 2006 at 6:50 pm

I doubt it, Far Cry was never ported to console, only the engine was. Leading me to believe they will be making a “Far Cry Instincts” style game for next-gen consoles.

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