I don't see how it would be possible to play the first Witcher with a controller, though I guess the second one played fine more or less with one. PC version of TW3 though is going to have an entirely different UI this time, that works better with kb+m compared to TW2's UI.
Not to mention I'm pretty sure the PC focus of Dragon Age after the first game was pretty much dropped and that'll probably carry over to this new one.
Okay, I didn't have time to watch E3 non-stop, but WTF is this Treehouse thing everyone is talking about?
Treehouse is actually the entire localization division of Nintendo of America. They have a whole building in Seattle alongside the software division.
…It just so happens that they also get the privilege of being the hotshots showing shit off at E3, basically making being a localizer there my dream job.
@CCC:
Treehouse is actually the entire localization division of Nintendo of America. They have a whole building in Seattle alongside the software division.
…It just so happens that they also get the privilege of being the hotshots showing shit off at E3, basically making being a localizer there my dream job.
You're not the only one CCC. I am insanely jealous of the jobs these people have.
After three days of watching the Treehouse members enjoying the games Nintendo announced and talking about how much they get to play them at the office, I'm pretty sure we all envy them. :D
Am I the only one excited about Valiant Hearts? Maybe it's just my inner dog lover. That and Halo 2 anniversary were the only non-nintendo games I found interesting.
@CCC:
No doubt!
I'm actually checking the HR site every day now for the Product Support Specialist (Localization) position to appear again. My resume is a lot more robust this time around :D
I'm still working on certain experience requirements they demand before even trying myself. I am moving to Seattle though, and even though they're not my end goal knowing it's a possibility is fun to think about.
