That was one of the goals - that we wanted to be true to sandbox games. TheBlackBandit also wonders how much room you intentionally put aside for people to mess around outside of the main missions, and whether you expected so many to be possible? It's definitely intended, and I'm pleased how it turned out - even when it's over the top. We don't shy away from crazy things that can happen in the game. We want to have a wicked sense of fun and underlying humour or satire. Ha! If you mean silly in a good way, then yes! We don't take ourselves or our game too seriously.
TheBlackBandit wants to know whether you intended the game to be as silly as it is. You should have some fun stuff to find that's not in the guide books.
In a world as big as Just Cause 2's, it's always fun to put some small surprises in there, both for ourselves as developers and to you doing a thorough job exploring. That's why we have it only on PS3.ĬaptainFantasm loved the "Lost" Easter egg and wondered what made you guys do it? It's a feature that Sony helped us out on. That's a question you need to ask Microsoft. One thing that's different between the two, as shikz pointed out, is that PS3 owners can capture and upload to YouTube. It's a matter of personal taste more than anything else - the game is equal on all three platforms. Well, er, that's a tough question! I don't know what platforms he owns! I'm a PS3 fanboy and the game plays really well on PS3. Fresh191 asks whether he should pick up the Xbox 360 version of the PS3 game? Hello Magnus and welcome to our reader interview! Let's get straight to the point.
Don't forget Eurogamer's Just Cause 2 review while you're at it. Nedfors talks about fans nearly making him cry, downloadable content, patches and just about everything else you lot could think up to quiz him about. It turns out you did, so we asked them, and with the game out today it seems logical to present you the answers. Yesterday we asked whether you had any questions for Just Cause 2 game director Magnus Nedfors.
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