DayZ console port ‘almost certain’

DayZ console port ‘almost certain’
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A console port of DayZ is “almost certain”, creator Dean Hall has said, revealing that Sony appears to be “interested” in releasing the game on PlayStation 4.

“Certainly I think if we don’t, for want of a better word ‘f**k up,’ the PC release then I would say a console port is almost certain,” Hall told The Escapist. “I know a lot of people get really hot and bothered about it. Like, I’m not a console gamer, I’m a PC gamer, but I don’t think it necessarily has to hurt things.”

According to Hall, DayZ “appears to be the kind of game that Sony are interested in, I think we just have to wait and see.

“We’ve talked and met with Sony, and they’re very – you know, they’re obviously interested.”

DayZ saw tremendous success as a mod for PC military simulator ArmA 2, going on to win multiple awards and earn itself a standalone release. The standalone PC version has been in development at Bohemia since mid-2012.

However, news of a console port has been suggested previously by Bohemia.

Back in September, the developer told VideoGamer.com that it would “be stupid not to” consider a release on console following the success of the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft.

A release date for the standalone PC version has yet to be announced.

Source: The Escapist