LOL, watched it few days ago. Also almost every e3 conference since 2013. The hype train cannot be stopped.
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PlayStation Worldwide Studios |OT6| The only JRPGs we're getting are Jim Ryan Party GIFs
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It's remarkable because Sony's finally showing an interest in making MP focused games.
Hopefully a sign of more to come.
I remember really liking the PS Meeting in 2013, and thought it was fantastic. I was surprised by the internet reaction (Especially people mocking Mark Cerny, like, motherfucker the guy is a freaking legend in the gaming industry) hating it at the time.
They went into detail into what their core philosophy was for the PS4, and what they learned with PS3. They showed plenty of games (With Killzone getting in depth gameplay). It certainly wasn't the rollercoaster that E3 2015/16 and PSX 2016 would be but still pretty good.
But everyone was like "They didn't show the box!! Sony is done for!!"
They went into detail into what their core philosophy was for the PS4, and what they learned with PS3. They showed plenty of games (With Killzone getting in depth gameplay). It certainly wasn't the rollercoaster that E3 2015/16 and PSX 2016 would be but still pretty good.
But everyone was like "They didn't show the box!! Sony is done for!!"
Watched it last night. Literally the best console reveal ever, right up there with the Xbox 360 reveal. Mark Cerny is too good at public speaking.
I think Sonys range of potential games they could tease here is far stronger than what they had for the PS4. Horizon 2, Spidey 2, Demons Souls and GT7 would all raise the hype far greater than KZ, infamous and Driveclub would have.
Yo my ninja, Did you not play Knack on day 1? How are your standard not high after that? Sony spoiled us on that day.
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I've always felt the same way as well, which apparently means I think TLOU2 don't look damn great. It does, especially in animations, but in terms of setting (and foliage) I just can't get enough of Ghost. Sekiro reinforced that point, with certain areas in that game looking jaw dropping. Its nice getting more games set in nice Japanese environments like this, I can't get enough of this stuff. I just need a new Yakuza samurai game using the Dragon Engine and I'll be satisfied.
I strongly disagree, particularly after the latest tlou2 gameplay demo that doesn't look nearly as good as the initial reveal.
are you only excited for it cuz it'll be on ps5 thoHave no problem waiting to play this on PS5
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God, I still get goosebumps when I see that trailer, even in that shitty quality
God, I still get goosebumps when I see that trailer, even in that shitty quality
The E3 demo was a night and wet section,I think looks the same,but we will know in a few months.
Really hope this is wrong...
I want a big step forward and for the first PS5 years, PSVR1 with better graphics and maybe new moves would be already fine.
Seems kinda silly to release VR 2.0 along side a system most likely being sold at a loss because your consumers think the cost for the technology is to much. New console + new games + maybe a 2nd controller + VR + VR games. Tall buy in price for everything, imo best wait a year or 2.
Launching PSVR2 alongside PS5 would be a completely stupid move.
The narrative will immediately turn to "Wow, its $800 to get the PS5? I better wait a few years then!"
People thought Xb1 didn't play used games for YEARS.
The narrative will immediately turn to "Wow, its $800 to get the PS5? I better wait a few years then!"
People thought Xb1 didn't play used games for YEARS.
A new revision makes more sense. Maybe a wireless one, more accessible. Then PS VR 2 in 2022 or so.
Revision sounds more likely and that would probably also mean new moves :)
Don't quote me on this but i think Sony has said that VR2 will come later to not put out too much on the market at once. Again, don't quote me on it, but im pretty sure that's something they said.
Edit: yeah, link in a few posts up.
Sony has been so unpredictable under Jim Ryan. It's been kinda entertaining lol
In case you didn't know: Godfall isn't done by Sony.
Publisher is Gearbox, and dev is Counterplay Games. This is their previous game:
Amy Hennig, Troy Baker and Nolan North did another big behind the scenes Uncharted/ND discussion. Some really great stuff on how she'd direct, how ND wrote the game and how ND would manage a project. Also a little on how them splitting into 2 teams post U2 was really hard on the studio.
I'm aware, I meant more showing an interest in aggressively going after these types of games and hopefully eventually developing them internally.
I just bought Tetris Effect, and it alone has me committed to PSVR2, day one.
Come ooooon, 4K screens.
Come ooooon, 4K screens.
Interesting listen. I don't think Greg will know about an event in May as he had no idea about the PS Meeting and he was with First Party the day before the announcement.
Wait a minute, so the leaked reddit/4chan stuff nailed the new PlayStation slogan? "it's time to play"?
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Marty Sliva wrote a piece about Death Stranding and other 2019 games. I wonder if he is returning to the games industry.
Shu Takumi leaving home console space for handheld is similar to Tsutomu Kouno.
Takumi was among creative leaders behind Dino Crisis. After directed Dino Crisis 2 he took a big break from stylized photorealistic games and moved to handheld to create smaller cartoony style games such as Ace Attorney trilogy and Ghost Trick. Many talk about Dino Crisis Remake nowadays and I wouldn't be surprised to see his unexpected return to home console space as director for DCR.
Tsutomu Kouno had a similar path. Started with The Legend of Dragoon as assistant field director and field planner and planner on ICO. Was transferred to a team making games for Pocket Station and then Ape Escape: EyeToy. But unlike Takumi he never directed a home console game before he created his own IP on handheld. He took the cartoony route as well. Many don't expect his return to home console space as creator. They see him as creator of LocoRoco and forget about his past. Same with Takumi that many see him as the father of Ace Attorney series nowadays.
Another example is Lost Planet director, Kenji Oguro. What happened to him after Lost Planet 2? He did also moved to handheld and created Ex Troopers which is a cartoony sci-fi game similar to Lost Planet. After that he directed Monster Hunter Stories which came out late Aug 2016. OsirisBlack has been saying there is a new sci-fi IP that looks impressive on RE Engine for next gen. I wouldn't be surprised if Kenji Oguro was director on that project since it was a while he released a new title.
Takumi was among creative leaders behind Dino Crisis. After directed Dino Crisis 2 he took a big break from stylized photorealistic games and moved to handheld to create smaller cartoony style games such as Ace Attorney trilogy and Ghost Trick. Many talk about Dino Crisis Remake nowadays and I wouldn't be surprised to see his unexpected return to home console space as director for DCR.
Tsutomu Kouno had a similar path. Started with The Legend of Dragoon as assistant field director and field planner and planner on ICO. Was transferred to a team making games for Pocket Station and then Ape Escape: EyeToy. But unlike Takumi he never directed a home console game before he created his own IP on handheld. He took the cartoony route as well. Many don't expect his return to home console space as creator. They see him as creator of LocoRoco and forget about his past. Same with Takumi that many see him as the father of Ace Attorney series nowadays.
Another example is Lost Planet director, Kenji Oguro. What happened to him after Lost Planet 2? He did also moved to handheld and created Ex Troopers which is a cartoony sci-fi game similar to Lost Planet. After that he directed Monster Hunter Stories which came out late Aug 2016. OsirisBlack has been saying there is a new sci-fi IP that looks impressive on RE Engine for next gen. I wouldn't be surprised if Kenji Oguro was director on that project since it was a while he released a new title.
Yeah from November, but wouldn't be really anything new if they use it further?
Yah, which came out on November 4. Also if anyone bothered to do any research, the slogan was in their Twitter bio since November 13 at the very least: https://web.archive.org/web/20191113220409/http://twitter.com/playstationeu/
Homies out here getting hyped up by con men. Thanks for the citation
I also thought this would be the slogan back in December in this thread:
Wouldn't be surprised.
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