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Bungie Hiring PS3 Engineers
We pretty much knew this already, but this PS3-focused job listing all but confirms that Halo originator Bungie is headed multiplatform. PlayStation 3 owners are virtually assured to be full participants in the next big incomprehensible fiction from the team.
The job posting is for a software engineer in testing, which means a bunch of boring stuff about writing algorithms and test plans and yawn. Amusingly, a "High IQ" is listed as a required skill. Hasn't psychoanalytic research more or less debunked the validity of IQ tests in the last decade or so? Either way, I'm betting that Bungie isn't going to be administering a bunch of timed shape-matching and written analysis problems to applicants.
Or will they?
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