David Jafffe: No More Interview Until Next Project Is Revealed

In David Jaffe's latest Flixn cast, he stated that he turned down an interview for the first time in a while. He says he wants to wait until Eat Sleep Play reveals their next title. He will be turning down interviews from now on until that game is revealed. Let's hope (or know) it's Twisted Metal on the PLAYSTATION 3.

Jaffe: Twisted Metal PS3 Is His Next Project

Looks like Extra Twisted Edition was right. Brian Crecente of Kotaku was able to contact Jaffe who is at DICE this week. Jaffe seemed disappointed his "Twisted Metal is coming on PSThree" code was cracked so early (read linked post).

He confirmed it's coming but left no comment on whether it will be on a Blu-Ray disc or a downloadable title.

[Jaffe: PS3 Twisted Metal Next Project]

Jaffe Hinting at PLAYSTATION 3 Twisted Metal Title?

In a new blog entry on the PlayStation.Blog where David Jaffe reveals a plethora of information regarding the upcoming Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition, he hints at something that Twisted Metal fans have been wanting for a while.

"Oh, and have I mentioned that buried deep within this mammoth package is the answer to a question that TM fans have been asking us for quite a while now? No? Oh, well now I have. But good luck finding it! It’s buried pretty deep!"

Could Jaffe be hinting at a Twisted Metal game coming for the PLAYSTATION 3? "Let's hope so" seems to be all we've been saying for the past day.

In other news, Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition is only going to cost $19.99 upon it's release, it includes four lost levels from Twisted Metal: Black, and comes with a documentary on the series.

[Via PlayStation.Blog]

David Jaffe Praises Uncharted and Its Gameplay Mechanics

Seems that Eat Sleep Play's boss David Jaffe has been enjoying Naughty Dog's Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. He talks about how he admires the gameplay mechanics that Uncharted: Drake's Fortune brings to the PLAYSTATION 3. Watch the three minute video above.

Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition (PS2) Revealed

David Jaffe hit us up with an update today on the PlayStation.Blog today about what he's currently doing, and revealed the upcoming PS2 title, Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition. This game is not going to be "just another port" as Jaffe explains. He said the upcoming PS2 title is going to include much more than the original PSP version. So to prove it, watch the video above, with new updated graphics and such.

[Via PlayStation.Blog]

David Jaffe: New Game Showing Next Week

David Jaffe has announced on his blog that he will be revealing his new Eat Sleep Play game next week. He writes:

"Have a great one ya'll! I think we're gonna start pumping out videos and images from our new game next week, so check back...and heck, I may update over the break as well."

We will update you next week when he reveals this hopefully PLAYSTATION 3 bound title.

[Via Jaffe Blog]

David Jaffe: Eat Sleep Play Logo Revealed

David Jaffe revealed his logo for his Eat Sleep Play game developer studio today. David Jaffe explains it to the Level-Up crew, drawing parallels between the games he plans on making and soda. Weird, we know, but the logo is still awesome.

[Via Level-Up]

Level Up: David Jaffe Interview

NewsWeek has recently done an interview with Eat Sleep & Play's David Jaffe. They started:

You were just telling me that you're walking into your soon-to-be old office. How does it feel to be leaving Sony?

Let's see. It's weird because in so many ways not a lot is changing. I mean, I'm still working with the same team, in the same capacity. I've worked with those guys at Incognito; we're just in the same company now. Me and Scott [Campbell], the co-presidents of Eat Sleep Play, are still reporting to Allen Becker who runs Santa Monica, so the day-to-day operations of our new business don't really change. So I don't think that part feels any different.

When I first told my boss that we were leaving, there was a little bit of nostalgia; not sadness because we're totally excited to do this and there's never been a question of should we do it. Once we made the decision to do it about eight months ago, we've never been like, "Yeah, let's rethink that." But I do remember driving from, Santa Monica back to San Diego and I had, downloaded the "Dreamgirls" soundtrack—it was kind of big at the time and I don't know if you've seen the movie, but there's this song they sing that on their farewell tour and that was playing right as I was driving away from Sony after I told my boss, "Okay, we're leaving." And I got a little misty eyed. What the hell was that song called?

Read the full interview at the link.

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