[quote name='ricoraney']Let me start by saying that I am not a fanboy of any one system. I am a fan of good gaming. So this is an unbiased view. Well according to Hideo Kojima, they do not have the technology. So it does not matter about the install base either. This is how he put things in perspective. He compared the Xbox 360 to a DVD player and the PS3 to a movie theater.
Now he wasn't being condescending with the statement towards the Xbox 360. He was merely saying that to realize MGS4 he needed to do it on a system that could deliver such a cinematic experience. And to put it mildly, the Xbox 360 could not handle the content. It would have taken too many discs to make a full game, and it would have to be done in installments.
So until the 360 can come up with a blu-ray edition/addition, it will not see the light of day. Besides, IMO some things should stay exclusive. If you want MGS4, go and get a PS3. Trust me, it will be worth every penny of it, for that game alone.[/QUOTE]
First of all, I don't think anyone is going to buy your "unbiased" opinion, when in the post immediately following this one you claim that everyone should "Face it, the PS3 is a superior system." Nearly every non-exclusive developer says that the systems are different but ultimately very close in performance power. For every Kojima who says the PS3 is better, there is an Itagaki who says the 360 is better.
All of that being said, one thing that needs to be remembered is that Sony paid for some kind of exclusivity window, because of this, Konami may not even be able to reveal plans about potential ports, because even the suggestion that a game may be ported could be in violation of their exclusivity agreement. For instance, Sony probably does not want Kojima coming out and saying "Everyone can buy the game for the PS3 now, or wait a year and get it for the 360", because that would not help Sony move PS3 units (not to mention the fact that it wouldn't help Konami move copies of the game right now). That doesn't mean that the game definitely will or won't be ported, but unless we are able to see the agreement, we have no clue what is actually going on behind the scenes.
I'm playing through the game on my PS3 now, but would love to see it ported to the 360 (or even PC), so that some friends who don't want to shell out an extra $400 could experience the game.