As of early 2014, though, an updated Rebirth FAQ said that the game's religious themes were still causing friction with Nintendo. When Rebirth was announced in 2013, possibility of a Nintendo 3DS or even Wii U version emerged as McMillen said he was in talks with Nintendo again. In February 2012, though, talks with Nintendo broke down and the 3DS port of Isaac was scrapped because of "questionable religious content." Back before Rebirth brought co-op, a new art style, and a substantial expansion to the 2011 original, there was talk of Isaac getting a Nintendo 3DS version. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, a full remake of McMillen's game, is expected out on PlayStation 4, PS Vita and Steam sometime this year, letting folks guide a terrified pink blob of a boy through a horrific basement hell. "Has Isaac on the 3DS definitively fallen off the monkey train of possibility?" asked one intrepid follower. Binding of Isaac creator Edmund McMillen gave Nintendo portable players new hope in a Sunday post to Tumblr. If you're near your PS4 you could always opt for remote play if you're really determined to get your Afterbirth on in bed (which sounds all sorts of wrong).Nintendo 3DS owners may yet help a kid survive his mom's attempt at ritual sacrifice, Legend of Zelda-style. Rodriguez didn't say anything about the PS4 version of Afterbirth, so that's still sounding likely. "Among other things, consider that Afterbirth has over 100 weapon combinations, Rebirth had much less. "The Wii U is not much more powerful than a PS Vita," Rodriguez added in a follow-up tweet.Īt a glance, it may seem odd that a fairly retro-looking 2D game couldn't run on Nintendo's latest hardware, but Rodriguez noted that there's a lot going on under the hood, especially as the game lets players stack all sorts of unique weapon combinations.
Outlook NOT good," he wrote in a message retweeted by The Binding of Isaac developer Edmund McMillan. Not running at a performance level I'm happy with. "Evaluating Afterbirth for Wii U, new 3DS and PS Vita. Publisher Nicalis' founder Tyrone Rodriguez offered this bleak outlook on Twitter. It's looking very unlikely that The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth's Afterbirth DLC will ever appear on Vita, 3DS or Wii U.
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