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News / Torchlight II is too beefy for Xbox Live

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Torchlight II is too beefy for Xbox Live

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Gilad A
on August 6, 2011 August 6, 2011

Runic Games’ upcoming dungeon crawler Torchlight II makes use of too much memory to fit the limitations of an Xbox Live Arcade game, says the studio’s CEO Max Schaefer.

Speaking recently with Eurogamer, Schaefer said the original Torchlight very narrowly made it onto Xbox Live because of its size, and the sequel’s status is not looking too rosy.

He said the game would have to be “comprehensively redesigned” to meet the memory limitations, but did say the game might one day hit the service.

“We would have to be redoing the interface for a console release anyway, just like we did with Torchlight 1, so it would probably make sense to do something more specifically tailored to the Xbox,” Schaefer said.

He also left open the window that Torchlight II might release at retail on-disc, which would make its memory usage a non-issue.

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Gilad had been gaming for years (and we do mean years). Being nearly 40 years old Gilad had managed to play nearly anything from the old Atari 80 consoles to the latest gaming consoles.

Gilad is a technology "freak", always online and always reading and writing news. His real passion (also a kind of toy) is RC 3D Helicopters.

His favorite all times game? Well Siera's king quest's series :-)

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