Agree with everything except GT. Will likely be released 2 years after the PS5 launch at the earliest. (after what most consider launch window)
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Now all Sony's announced games are released/releasing in first half of the year, what's next for PS5?
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Agree with everything except GT. Will likely be released 2 years after the PS5 launch at the earliest. (after what most consider launch window)
If they need until 2022 for a new GT it's seriously time for Jim Ryan and Hermen Hulst to ensure Polyphony get their shit together, there's simply no reason why a racing game needs to take 4+ years.
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This is fairly debatable. Of course it depends on the type of game too. A sim with a solid amount of new content (made from the ground up things) will take time. Like creating the most detailed open world racer ever.
PS5 is going to have HZD2, Spiderman 2, GoW2, Days Gone 2, a new Team ICO game, Bloodborne 2, a new IP from Japan Studio, Gran Turismo 7, a new game from Quantic Dream (which will end up releasing on PC as well), new remakes from Bluepoint Games (Demon's Souls and MGS), a new horror IP from Kojima Productions (maybe even Silent Hills with the collaboration of Konami? It will also release on PC), Ratchet and Clank 2 remake, a new game from Sucker Punch (new InFamous, GoT2 or a new IP), a new IP from Santa Monica Studios, a new IP from a new Sony studio in San Diego (maybe it's an Uncharted game?), Medievil 2 remake, a new IP from Naughty Dog and The Last of Us Part 3. If there is any new acquisition, it's going to be Bluepoint games and/or Remedy Games (they could end up releasing a new exclusive IP for Sony as well). The question is, when will all these releases take place? Just wait patiently people, it's 18-19 new games that are bound to be released in the next 6 years.
God of War II won't be out until late 2021 at the earliest.
Ratchet & Clank 2 will certainly appear before the next Spider-Man game.
Horizon 2 is looking like is could be an early 2021 game - four years on from the first game.
Gran Turismo 7 might make launch but also might slip to the same release window as Horizon 2.
I think a smaller Japan Studio title could make launch.
Also some AAA new IP from Housemarque for launch.
R&C and Demon's Souls seems the most likely ones we'll see at launch.
All-in-all, we're probably looking at a really impressive first year.
Ratchet & Clank 2 will certainly appear before the next Spider-Man game.
Horizon 2 is looking like is could be an early 2021 game - four years on from the first game.
Gran Turismo 7 might make launch but also might slip to the same release window as Horizon 2.
I think a smaller Japan Studio title could make launch.
Also some AAA new IP from Housemarque for launch.
R&C and Demon's Souls seems the most likely ones we'll see at launch.
All-in-all, we're probably looking at a really impressive first year.
Hellblade 2 is not a launch game.
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I feel like there will be a shooter, just not sure if it will be Killzone, Socom, or maybe they will just coast off Outriders/Godfall/CoD/Destiny.
Demon souls cant be the only thing they have for release, as much as FS games have gained attention, i think its still a pretty "niche" game for a console release.
GT7 or RC should be there too.
They will have HZD for 1st half of 2021, and I would love to see Soul lost aside as 2nd half of 2021 game.
GT7 or RC should be there too.
They will have HZD for 1st half of 2021, and I would love to see Soul lost aside as 2nd half of 2021 game.
Xbox tends to start relatively strong, so I don't doubt that. They will all be cross-gen though so really, what you're getting are Xbox One games promoted as next-gen. Halo Infinite, Forza 8, probably another Killer Instinct and some content via third party is my estimation. Sony will have big hitters too and they'll have a stronger lineup than they did with PS4, for sure.
Insta pre-order, but unfortunately chances of it happening are as close to 0 as possible looking at Housemarque's statement on arcade games. Only way I see it ever happening is if Sony acquires them and allows them to build a 2nd team to focus on those good old arcade games.