The restriction is that the device has to be Playstation Certified. They are working to make the number of devices higher in the future, but now, is limited to Sony's Xperia Play, and tablets S1 and S2.titen96 said:
Seems like a strange choice, as far as I am aware, C# is developed by Microsoft and used almost exclusively on their platforms. XNA Development Kit for the Xbox 360 used C#, maybe Sony are hoping that hobbyist coders learnt it for that purpose and will now be willing to reuse that knowledge here? I would have thought C++ would have been a more obvious choice though, seeing as it is generally accepted as the "standard" for homebrew coders (who arguably are the ones most likely to make the most impressive sutff). Perhaps they want to discourage some "regular" homebrew coders, who are more likely to try to break restrictions etc... (too much hassle to learn a new language).Snailface said:
Perhaps that was the full Vita SDK (although it seems relatively cheap for a full system SDK), this news refers to the PS Suite SDK, capable of producing games for specially licensed Android devices (currently the Xperia Play and one or two of Sony's upcoming Android tablets, but should be more in the future) as well as the Vita.cris92x said:
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