At the Game Developers Conference here on Tuesday, the rumor is that Microsoft plans on announcing Wednesday a developers kit that would make it possible for anyone to build games for the console, or for PCs, and that the kit will cost only about $100.
CNet - Microsoft to offer cheap Xbox 360 game development kit?
The move follows complaints that it is far too expensive for developers to create games for the outfit’s machine. While the 360 does have a raft of good games, most of them are from the big software publishers and there have been few from the ‘bloke in a garage’ or even the small games companies.
Certainly it will mean that there could be even more games for the XBox and make it a bit tougher for the PS3 later this year.
the Inquirer - Microsoft offers cut-price Xbox 360 kit
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