[anglebracket]

so i currently don’t own any last-gen consoles and the only way i have to play customs (for now) is Phase Shift. i want to start releasing customs after the final C3 release, and i was wondering: would a successful playtest on PS indicate that a song is good to go on consoles as well? i assume so, but i just want to make sure, as i’ve had some weird mistakes pop up before when converting from RPP -> CON -> PS. i really don’t want to end up putting out a bunch of fully-featured but somehow utterly broken customs.

[Farottone]

For the instruments that PS supports, it’s probably good enough, couple with some kind soul willing to give it a spin to make sure it loads. ” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_wink.gif”> It’s not an ideal solution but if you can’t have access to an Xbox 360 there’s not a lot more you can do (maybe try Dolphin?)

[anglebracket]

i think i’ll stick to just testing on PS for now, although i do plan on picking up a 360 at some point in the nearish future. thanks for the info.

 

although i’m curious, since you mentioned Dolphin – are customs particularly popular among Wii players anyway? relative to PS3 and PhS, that is.

[Farottone]

I think they’re far more popular on Wii than on PS3, yes.

[LkProd]

For every instrument I’m fairly sure it should work just fine in both Phase Shift and RB3, but you won’t be able to exactly test vocals other than their “positioning”; if you do unpitched then I guess it’s fine.

 

And yeah I guess they’re more popular on Wii for the sole reason that it’s much easier to get homebrew running there than in a PS3

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