PS3 Fanboy interviews Everyday Shooter's Jon Mak

by Christopher Grant on Aug 1st 2007 2:00AM

Curious about Everyday Shooter, the gorgeous music-infused shooter making its way to the PlayStation Network later this year? PS3 Fanboy spoke with Jonathan Mak, the game's creator, about the game and the process of bringing it to Sony's latest console. To that end, Mak replied, "It seems that Sony, or at least the Santa Monica studio, understands that games are not mere products of commodity, but works of expression and personality. From my point of view, this understanding leads to the ideal relationship between game maker and publisher. The game maker is given space to be creative ..."

If you're the type of person who needs to see things in motion to understand them, peep the trailer embedded after the break.

Everyday Shooter

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Tags: Action, Everyday-Shooter, Jon-Mak, PS3, PSN, Queasy-Games, SCE, Shooter, Sony-Computer-Entertainment

Reader Comments (18)

It was smart of Sony to finally start promoting some Wii games.

WOW! Talk about completely disingenuous!!!

To that end, Mak replied, "It seems that Sony, or at least the Santa Monica studio, understands that games are not mere products of commodity, but works of expression and personality

well no wonder why theres not many games on the ps3...

makes me wonder...

what happened to rez?

anyway it's a welcome addition, it will go to my list if I won the lottery to buy a PS3

Ok, how do you change your comment pic?

I tried logging in quite a while ago, dude. Well before I left that comment. Fact of the matter is, the password I use to leave comments like this here isn't working there.

this game looks ok at best, its super stardust HD all the way for me

Yeah, I'm wondering the same thing Martin here is.

I can't even log in yet. I'd like to be done with this obnoxious question mark without giving up my history to do it.

Zo?, click on your name under the pic, then choose the Login link on the right side of the page. Trial and error, baby.

okay, I changed my pic, but seriously, if we can log in now, do we still have to type in the password for every post -.-

is my picture different?

when the hell did we get avatars?

The visuals are very generic and don't support the music. Compared to Everyday Shooter, Geometry Wars is a symphony of light! Japanese shooters like Touhou Project's Mountain of Faith practically paint pictures with their bullet patterns! Everyday Shooter's creators are bragging about being "artsy", but have the least artistic visuals.