Is it a possibility that in the future fans will see a single player Warhawk game?
DJ: The reason why we made the decision, and I know Sony thinks this as well, was to make sure that gamers got a great game. If we’re even in a place where players want it and we are positioned well to make it, make it great, and deliver on it, certainly. I would definitely be open to it. But it all goes back to being able to do it well. IF we can do a single player that ultimately is as well received as our multiplayer seems to be, then we would entertain the idea. We don’t want to just crap content out that’s half-assed. We’re really happy with multiplayer and we think we did a great job on it and we’re glad people have a good time playing it. If we can do the same thing with single player then sure, we’ll look at it. How is Warhawk motivating this evolution of downloadable online gaming on the PS3? DJ: I’d love to say that Warhawk is breaking new ground in multiplayer gaming, but it’s not really, and it sounds weird to say. There are conventions that have been in place in PC gaming
