Michael Jackson game: Exclusive to Sony PS3?
Filed under: Gaming | By: Alan Ng
Posted on: October 12, 2009 | 7 Comments
Remember the much rumored Michael Jackson video game that was supposed to be in the works for next-gen consoles? Many thought that the game was canned after the late superstar passed away, but we are slowly hearing rumors that the game could release after all.
As many of you will be aware, Sony are in charge of all things Michael Jackson at the moment. Last night at midnight, they released the newest single from Jackson, ‘This is It’, which you can listen to here.
Then on October 28th, a film showing behind the stage rehearsal footage for Jackson’s planned O2 gigs in London will be shown simultaneously at theatres across the world.
Over at PSPWorld, they believe that a good portion of the money that Sony are raking in on Michael Jackson material will go towards funding for completing the new video game. If this turns out to be true, then the game could see an exclusive release on the Playstation 3.
We want your thoughts on this. How would you feel about an PS3-only release?
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EPIC!!
We need a Singstar Michael Jackson. He has at leat 10 gigs of music.
Makes sense. Sony has been publishing his music for decades. No reason Sony shouldnt make this exclusive.
what is the game all about and when wil it be out,any way i would like to see it on a range of consoles so fans of micheal jackson can play it.
i hope over 18s…
that sounds awesome
i think it will be great for them to release a new micheal jackson game but i dont like the fact it could just be on the ps3 i think as we have lost an icon it needs to be on all consoles
yes i think that would be great to bring out a michael jackson game i think it should be a newer version of the moonwalker game that was out for sega whick i still have:) and sing star would also be another good one with all his greatest hits