Titanfall May Come To The PS4 After All

But the "PlayStation Nation" will have to wait.

Posted By | On 25th, Aug. 2013

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Respawn Entertainment co-founder Vince Zampella spoke about the possibility of TitanFall coming to the PlayStation 4.

When asked whether “PlayStation Nation out there is going to have to wait for Titanfall too?”, Zampella  replied “That’s right,” he said in a recent interview with GameTrailers TV (around the 2:55 mark).

The first person shooter is currently exclusive to the Xbox 360 and Xbox One, though it will be releasing for PC as well. However, Respawn has stated the possibility of the game coming to the PlayStation 4 in the near future. Many reasons have been stated for the game’s exclusivity, including the Xbox One’s feature set delivering everything the team could want and needing to start off small before going big.

Titanfall seems poised to be a big hit so we don’t doubt that a port will eventually arrive for the PS4 in the next year or two. It’s not as if so-called exclusives are strangers to this phenomenon – remember how it was said that the Mass Effect series would never come to PS3? – but it will be a good long wait for PlayStation fans.


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