Q:How did your work on a console port looked? Do PC and Xbox 360 really have so similar architecture that converting a game doesn't take much time?
A:Actually they are similar. The have the same tools - Microsoft took care of it that people working in Visual or C++wouldn't have no problem with conversion. In fact, if code is written properly it is enough to recompile it and it works on Xbox 360 (with exception of some things like graphics rendering).

Q:Did you have to do some compromises when it comes to technical stuff, size of levels, loadings?
A: It was very hard, but there are no compromises - everything that was there in PC version is also in this version. It was harder, because Xbox 360 when it comes to rendering or GPU is not as powerful as PC graphics cards on which we "measured"[?] Call of Juarez. We took a lot of effort into more efficient rendering and we optimized models. Xbox 360 gives us possibilities which PC doesn't have that give us better performance. For example, we could implement hardware antialiasing into pixel shader and it works faster and looks better.THey are slightly different platforms though. Porting of the engine itself came along very smoothly, we had the biggest problems with changing it so that we could achieve Microsoft's requirements regarding, for example, loading times. Nonetheless Call of Juarez of Xbox 360 looks prettier than on PC.