"All wanted" or landing home machine Microsoft live again abandoned

Playing video (compiling/drdarknight) today, Dave Jones, producer of the online game "wanted for All", was interviewed by Eurogamer, a game website, in which Dave revealed some information about whether the multiplayer shooting game would land on a home machine. Before that, Dave had repeatedly claimed that he wanted to move the PC game to a home machine, but there was no context. In the interview, Dave said: "As long as we can have a home computer game distributors together, everything is said."　　"When asked if he would work with CEO's EA, Dave said they hadn't contacted EA because he thought the market for home computer games was different from the PC game, and that the way the game was done must be fully considered." Referring to Microsoft's live, the producer said: "It is difficult for them to introduce a game where they cannot fully grasp the power of life and death." After all, on the PC we use our own server, database, so there is no problem with this. "Not so long ago, the producer of Final Fantasy 14OL, because the live network is a closed network, does not consider the Final Fantasy 14OL moved to Xbox360."　　Dave also raised the same question this time, and from his attitude in the interview, if the "full wanted" to log on to the home machine, then PS3 estimate is the final destination. Also in the interview, Dave mentioned that he was likely to release a new online game this year, and the details of the new online games are silent: "The game is being developed secretly, and we are now focused on the full wanted." ”