Meanwhile a patch for PS3 Modern Warfare 2 has gone up, but it ”was for SP only.” Multiplayer trouble is Sony’s area; adding servers.
”We don’t know what our next game is. Once we finish we’re going to do a lot of DLC support for it and then we’ll sit down and talk about, ‘ok, what’s our next project going to be?’” Bowling told MTV in a video interview.
”It doesn’t mean that this is the end but right now we’re continuing the story and we’re concluding some storylines but anything’s possible for the future.
He was of course asked bluntly if they’d make MW3. ”We always like to leave some opening and some air to breath so you’re going to have to play it and see,” he replied.
PS3 gamers have had trouble connecting with online matches but this is nothing to do with Infinity but the PlayStation Network itself, and so the patch is something else. ”That’s unrelated to the patch. They are adding more bandwidth servers to meet MP demand. The Patch was for SP only,” twittered Bowling.
”Xbox Live servers are maintained and ran by Microsoft. PSN servers are ran and maintained by 3rd party companies hired to do so,” he posted later.
Further adding: ”MP doesn’t require a patch. It’s a server overload not a bug in the code. They’re working to have servers back up ASAP.” That’s what popularity gets you, downed servers. Have you had trouble connecting to matches?
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