#THE DISHWASHER VAMPIRE SMILE PC PORT PC#
It was ultimately cancelled after a week due to the port leading to the official PC port's announcement. Ska artist Michelle Juett was less charitable, calling him an "overly-entitled gamer. The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile for PC is a fan-made port of The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile to Windows. The unofficial port was handled by a Russian hacker going by "Barabus," who called it "restoration of justice." Silva himself seemed unconcerned, telling Eurogamer that Barabus "probably didn't mean to come across quite the way he did" with his "justice" remarks. That includes Vampire Smile, and presumably others like the upcoming Charlie Murder. Silva concluded by saying he's met with Microsoft, and though nothing is set in stone, they can confirm they are working with the company to bring their games to the PC. He said he's "flattered" by the work of a fan port/hack, but the studio can't officially condone it. In a Ska blog post, Silva explains that he'd like to rework some things for the PC version, and he's been too busy to do it. The revelation comes after a fan had already made an unauthorized port for PC.
In other Ska-related news, the studio just released its launch trailer for Charlie Murder - below - so keep an eye out for that when it comes out later this summer.The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is officially coming to PC, and developer Ska Studios will be working with Microsoft to make it happen.
#THE DISHWASHER VAMPIRE SMILE PC PORT CRACKED#
"Once Charlie ships, I'd like to try working on a Vampire Smile PC port, but I'd really like to give it a Director's cut treatment - rework some areas, add environmental hazards and new enemies, etc, so we wouldn't really be missing out if there's a cracked torrent with broken shaders floating around somewhere." But now that Charlie Murder is almost ready, the studio can revisit Vampire Smile and create a "director's cut" for PC. Silva explained on NeoGAF that as soon as he wrapped up Vampire Smile, Ska went straight to work on its upcoming XBLA - and now PC - co-op brawler Charlie Murder, which took up all of the two-person (and two cat) studio's time. Porting is a huge hassle, it's not trivial, and I simply haven't made time for it." He added on NeoGAF, "releasing on PC and working out all of the input, display sizes, graphics options involved is a lot of work." I heart your enthusiasm, Barabus! (just stop calling it justice, please!) Of course, we can't condone it, but we definitely recognise that the only thing we can really do about it is the original plan: port to PC."Īs for why it didn't come to PC before, Silva explained, "the reason The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is not on PC is not because of something secret and evil.
Really am honestly flattered that he took the time and effort to reverse engineer Vampire Smile for PC.
Regarding the unofficial hack from earlier this week, Silva said, "'Barabus,' the guy responsible for the port/hack, is not a bad guy, and I think he didn't intend to come across the way he came across. Nothing's set in stone, but we got the go ahead to make a pre-announcement: we'll be working with Microsoft to bring our stuff to PC." "We had actually broached the subject with Microsoft last Friday, almost a week before this happened. "Porting Vampire Smile to PC as an enhanced Director's Cut has been something I've been wanting to do since launch," said Ska founder James Silva on the developer's blog. Mere days after someone hacked the XBLA-exclusive violent beat-em-up, The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile, to play on PC, the game's developer Ska Studios has announced that it's actually working on an official PC port.
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