The Binding of Isaac, the crass-terpiece dungeon crawler, was a big hit on Steam when it was released last year. While there were talks of bringing the title to the 3DS' Eshop, they ultimately went nowhere - many believed that the Binding of Isaac might forever be a PC-only release.
O ye of little faith.
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On his website, McMillen went on to confirm that there would be new music and a "full 16-bit makeover" for the game. He stated that Nicalis is currently working on PS3/Vita versions of the game while talks with Microsoft and Nintendo are ongoing. He mentions the possibility of an iOS port, but only if it could meet his standards. The port should hopefully arrive sometime by the end of next year.
(You can see these tidbits, and more, here.)
Well, as the saying goes, "If you port it, they will come." This full fledged remake of the game should hopefully expand the game's audience while also encouraging the existing fanbase to give Isaac's hellish experiences another go.
I'd have to say I'm interested, but only time will tell whether this port is paradise or a disaster of biblical proportions.
O ye of little faith.
Edmund McMillen has confirmed that his creepy, brilliant dungeon crawler, The Binding of Isaac, is heading to consoles in the form of The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. The remade game is being published by Nicalis, the same studio/publisher responsible for the console ports of Cave Story, La-Mualana and VVVVV. It features revamped graphics, new content in the form of a second expansion and local co-op.
On his website, McMillen went on to confirm that there would be new music and a "full 16-bit makeover" for the game. He stated that Nicalis is currently working on PS3/Vita versions of the game while talks with Microsoft and Nintendo are ongoing. He mentions the possibility of an iOS port, but only if it could meet his standards. The port should hopefully arrive sometime by the end of next year.
(You can see these tidbits, and more, here.)
Well, as the saying goes, "If you port it, they will come." This full fledged remake of the game should hopefully expand the game's audience while also encouraging the existing fanbase to give Isaac's hellish experiences another go.
I'd have to say I'm interested, but only time will tell whether this port is paradise or a disaster of biblical proportions.