Early March is a good guess. Before the GDC.It needs to be before March 13th or skip to April otherwise I'll miss it (vacations). :/
Early March is a good guess. Before the GDC.It needs to be before March 13th or skip to April otherwise I'll miss it (vacations). :/
Every new studio will face all these expenses, it's not a new thing and Sony knew it from the beginning.
Opening a new studio is always a massive money sink because well that's how things work and a 19 devs studio owned by a multi-billion corporation is not going to cost THAT much
Depending on the PSVR2's hardware, Sony could try to put at least a VR mode on all of its great games in the next generation. I mean, an God Of War 2 VR Mode is way easier to promote than a completely new IP.
It is if you are not getting tax reliefs because of exiting EU. Which is something I've hearing could have been one of the accelerators on top of them not having anything after 4-5 years.
So far they have not had success with Profitability with Studio in UK. So I don't know what to tell you.
I mean Lion head was closed and they actually have sold multi million dollar sellers. Take that for what you will.
78 isn't good for a video game. And it doesn't sell well. For example, it isn't in the top 10 best selling PlayStation VR game in the US.
PlayStation VR Worlds, another launch game, is in this top (which doesn't include bundles). There is 6 games published by Sony, but not Rigs.
Driveclub should have launched in 2013. It was launched one year later, and still had a lot of technical problems. Yes, those problems have been fixed later, but it doesn't change the fact that the game should have launched earlier and in a better condition.
The UK tax relief is not actually given by the UE but the british government and several studios applied for it https://www.myriadassociates.com/services/video-games-tax-relief/
Lionhead was closed because they sinked over 75 million USD on a failed game and Lionhead was a much bigger studio than Manchester.
Microsoft did may last time. Nintendo even did a little more than a month before launch.Yeah. May is way too late for a spec/first reveal. Imo it's March. Let's see :)
I think the difference, in regard to what I was saying, is that a multiplayer experience like the one you're mentioning has been carefully crafted by a team of professional developers, even if it needs the engagement of a community to be fully enjoyed. With something like Dreams, however, the crux of the question is that aside of those three hours in the campaign, everything else will depend on that community, come from that community, be created by that community.The difference here is that we're willing to give more leeway to a traditional multiplayer but demanding more of Dreams for daring to step outside it
Sony has their own internal plans. I expect a March reveal. Let's see :)Microsoft did may last time. Nintendo even did a little more than a month before launch.
Despite the closure of this VR studio, sources tell us that Sony Interactive Entertainment plans on expanding their studios and lineup for their next VR headset, whenever it may launch.
In short: I might play or not a multiplayer game, accepting that it's been designed by a group of people who know their craft; I'd ignore most content created by anonymous users, because as cool as they can look, as many as they might be, they'll rarely equal in scope and quality what a professional team can do. This is why we play God of War, instead of Volgarr the Viking; why I enter Youtube to see an HBO trailer or a professional-made music video, not a random channel shot in a basement. I understand there's an audience for both; I think the best approach is then to cater to both groups, not putting all the weight on the community.
Damn right ;DIt's Cory, so it wouldn't surprise me if he did that on purpose because he knows how much that pronunciation annoys some people.
Greg Miller was right all along. Burn in hell. ;P
I know how you feel, bro ;DProbably gonna buy MLB again this year even though I buy it every year, tell myself I'm not buying it next year, then play it for 100 hours anyway.
I do it Faithfully. $100 edition every time like a sucka ðŸ˜.Probably gonna buy MLB again this year even though I buy it every year, tell myself I'm not buying it next year, then play it for 100 hours anyway.
GOAT console!
Hehe, a true Brazilian
78 isn't good for a video game. And it doesn't sell well. For example, it isn't in the top 10 best selling PlayStation VR game in the US.
PlayStation VR Worlds, another launch game, is in this top (which doesn't include bundles). There is 6 games published by Sony, but not Rigs.
Driveclub should have launched in 2013. It was launched one year later, and still had a lot of technical problems. Yes, those problems have been fixed later, but it doesn't change the fact that the game should have launched earlier and in a better condition.
Because that's just how business works? Sony isn't a charity that will bleed money to this studio with nothing to show for.
It ain't personal, that's just how life is. From overreacting to Sony abandoning VR, to people claiming Dream will be a failure... that is definitely immature behavior lol
Please keep that BS out of this thread.
Well I mean... the comment was terrible, not funny and added nothing to the conversation.sorry, who are you?
if a mod says the post is bad, i'll certainly delete it.
But looks super weird ;DIt looks like it's been out since late last year. Cost $300 and apparently works well. Even has a rumble function.
Al Bundy
Don't remember me ;( I'm still super sad.....
True. Must feel weird having those "speakers" around your shoulders / on your neck. Headphones for me please.Yeah, although it's supposed to be really comfortable to use over long periods of time. I'd say its biggest problem is that you're probably just better off buying a nice pair of headphones instead. And you can get them at a cheaper price.
What? No I didn't. Got a link? All I heard lately was this and this. Crazy.Yea did you hear about all the bullshit Amell went through for his ending scenes? I heard it was a shit show for a lot of the cast members because there were so many different PR, production people from different sets.
After being on a show 8 years, that's not really a great way to treat someone who dedicated their mind/Body/talent for that long. Hope he goes on to greener pastures.
You're most probably right, but that's something that we all have to deal with. How at the end of the day, when we can sit and play for a while, or read a book or watch a film, we're making a choice and, in that choice, we're always going to miss more than a few things.I respect your opinion and view point. But the bolded... Trust me when I say this...
You are missing out on some absolute gems and a ton of home grown talent.