Might look at getting this.

The colour screenshot you have at the top of this post, in my opinion, looks better than the black and white ones.

Is there an option to change the colour as some screenshots are colour and some aren’t?

Apart from that, it does look like a great game.

- Thanks for spending the little extra time making the PS3 version run the same as the other platforms. =)

Also if there is any considerable benefits of purchasing the game on either system.

I own both systems, but I am caught in a inconceivable trap on which system to purchase this amazing game for.

Anything you could shed some light on would be wonderful!

Personal opinion is appreciated greatly as well.

Thanks!
-Flyin Piggy

The Saboteur was really inspired by a real person (see The Saboteur Blog #1) and the setting kinda came along with it. The idea of a race-car driver-turn-saboteur really only kinda works in the WWII setting where there is a kinda pulp spirit to the world and you have these grim/evil bad guys. There is also a kind of \”global\” scale to things that people can relate to which gives Sean\’s actions a weight in something much much bigger than just what he\’s doing. It also gives Sean (who is essentially acting as a terrorist) the chance to still be a good guy in the world. I\’d love Sean\’s adventures to eventually continue on beyond WWII and if he gets the chance, hopefully they will. :)

In a way I think the debate of WWII as a setting has gotten a bad wrap. I\’ll admit I\’ve even given it a slap or two in the face before but really, it\’s probably not as used as some settings. Space/sci-fi? There are easily more sci-fi games every year than WWII. Fantasy? That\’s an area that\’s been completely overrun and I think there are very few companies that could really make something amazing in there. Post-apocalypse? I love post-apocalyptic because I was a huge nerd for the old Mad Max movies and worked on a couple games in that world, but the seriously is it\’s becoming the new WWII. While I\’m throwing this out there, I still kinda agree with you. :)

That\’s why in most ways, and I\’ll try not sounding like a broken record saying this, The Saboteur is not your typical WWII game. It feels very different in tone and gameplay than what you\’ve played before; you just have Nazis as bad guys. My favorite thing to compare it to is Indiana Jones. They had Nazis yet weren\’t a WWII movie. Same idea; high spirited adventure.

As for your PS3 question; somewhat. Inside EA we had the chance to talk to other devs inside of EA. Our idea was to mainly want to focus on the content and not the technicalities of the platforms so we felt it was best to partner with someone that was already good at it. Like using Havok in your engine rather than try to create your own physics engine from scratch. I think it was a success and like I mentioned before it runs as good as the other versions and aside from having a different controller in my hand it was hard to tell the difference in most ways.