I think we'll see more Fromsoftware and SIE collaborations in the future. Hopefully we get a Level-5 an SIE collaboration for Dark Cloud 3.
Unless Sony successfully kept that studio/team secret for years they only formed in 2018 though, so we probably shouldn't expect something from them until 2021-2022.People think there's a new studio making an uncharted game so I just thought that could be a launch window game.
I still expect Sony to talk about it well before then, though. Maybe even at the PS5 reveal eventUnless Sony successfully kept that studio/team secret for years they only formed in 2018 though, so we probably shouldn't expect something from them until 2021-2022.
I remember some folks hyping that photo. Then Deracine got announced...If Sony drops the ball, and can't work out a deal with Miyazaki that's a huge loss IMO. Sony JPN could try doing BB2, but I highly doubt they have the capability to do what Fromsoftware does, no one really does.
Whenever you people ask for sequels of games like this or The Order I can't tell if you're being serious or not. Until Dawn was dreadful
You're gonna look very dumb when San Diego's new IP releases and it isn't Uncharted.
LittleBigPlanet Hub and Agenthard disagree. how many big games been cancelled that were announced from Sony?
I expect Sony to talk about it whenever their game is unveiled, don't really see a reason to talk about it earlier.I still expect Sony to talk about it well before then, though. Maybe even at the PS5 reveal event
Generally when new consoles launch, games are shown early.I expect Sony to talk about it whenever their game is unveiled, don't really see a reason to talk about it earlier.
Yeah, I was thinking it would be mentioned only by name, like "A talented new development team at Sony Worldwide Studios has begun development on the next title in the beloved Uncharted series, exclusively for PS5" or given a short, unrevealing CG teaser to give the PS5 reveal event some extra oomph
I expect Sony to talk about it whenever their game is unveiled, don't really see a reason to talk about it earlier.
They can do Uncharted 4 reveal all over again: 2013 - teaser, 2014 - CGI reveal, 2015 - big gameplay reveal (yes, I know that the first reveal of gameplay was during PSX 2014).well, it depends. Assuming that they will indeed ship a big game like many are expecting, they will need to staff up. Finding talent in quality and quantity is one of the hardest aspects of development, and if your team is too much of a secret that can make things even more difficult. That's why we usually hear studio news around events like GDC because they usually have recruiters there in order to find talent
If they reveal it kinda far from launch (24+ months away) sure, I can see a studio reveal alongside the game, that could even help the recruiting process.
But if they want to reveal a game much closer to launch, which is something Sony has said they would rather do moving forward, I can see them revealing this team earlier than that
Just let it die. Just let the meme die.
Sony has better action platformers IPs that they do not utilize.
Knack 2 isn't badAgreed. No offense to anyone, but it's sooooooooooooooooo played out, and the joke is just, "Ha, we're saying Knack is good when we know it's not."
Fair enough
Just because a game isn't great doesn't mean people can't like it. Look at Deadly Premonition. That game has so many negatives yet that game is great. Both those games have a lot of potential that people see and like what's there.
😂I remember when Insomniac leads were shouting from all rooftops how they were proud of their Independence in the Era boards, until that Sony money 💰 dropped
Sony to Insomniac was like
I doubt they show all their cards that early. I'm going with Horizon 2 and Spider-Man 2 as the two biggest reveals in 2020. GoW2, San Diego etc. come in 2021.Assuming the new San Diego team is indeed working on Uncharted, just tease it at E3 next year along with God of War 2 and Spider-Man 2 for PS5. Sony can then sit back and count that pre-order money.
L O LI remember when Insomniac leads were shouting from all rooftops how they were proud of their Independence in the Era boards, until that Sony money 💰 dropped
Sony to Insomniac was like
Nah :P They already mentioned a year before that they were open for a possible acquisition if the partner is right.I remember when Insomniac leads were shouting from all rooftops how they were proud of their Independence in the Era boards, until that Sony money 💰 dropped
Sony to Insomniac was like
Very unlikely. As good as NiOh's combat is, it's still noticeably worse than any Dark Souls game. From just has a touch and a vision that nobody else can recreateNot to sell FromSoftware short, but is it really that hard for a company as large, talented, and well funded as Sony, to produce something that's a replica of Bloodborne/Souls that's as good, if not better than it? Nioh is a worthy challenger to From's bread and butter, and it looks like Cygames is going to eat everyone's plate with Project Awakening. I think that Sony can craft a game internally that is every bit as good as the Soulsborne series that inspired it.
The company doesn't actively go looking for studios, preferring instead to first have a history of working with any particular studio. He wants publisher and developer to have a strong relationship, along with having a successful IP. Acquisitions are mostly a formalization, he says. "It's not like we look at great games and developers and go, 'I want this company'. That is not how we approach."
Hey maybe Shu and Sam Lake are best buds
shu is talking about the topic of acquisitions in this article, explaining that acquisitions will happen with studios that they have strong relationship, so i guess Remedy is a no until they make an exclusive together.
shu is talking about the topic of acquisitions in this article, explaining that acquisitions will happen with studios that they have strong relationship, so i guess Remedy is a no until they make an exclusive together.
If Capcom could nail their level design, I think they'd easily eclipse FromSoftware. Mechanically, Capcom's action games are far beyond From's. I'll wait to see Project Awakening further but much like Capcom, Team Ninja stumbles in level design. If they nail that, I think they'll be recognized as being in the same class as FromSoftware. Also Nioh > Dark Souls 2.Very unlikely. As good as NiOh's combat is, it's still noticeably worse than any Dark Souls game. From just has a touch and a vision that nobody else can recreate
Not gonna lie, I forgot about DS2 when I made that comment lolIf Capcom could nail their level design, I think they'd easily eclipse FromSoftware. Mechanically, Capcom's action games are far beyond From's. I'll wait to see Project Awakening further but much like Capcom, Team Ninja stumbles in level design. If they nail that, I think they'll be recognized as being in the same class as FromSoftware. Also Nioh > Dark Souls 2.
Lol, everyone does. That's how poor it is relative to the rest of the series!Not gonna lie, I forgot about DS2 when I made that comment lol
Personally, There's always the possibility but it's incredibly difficult. Fromsoftware games are great because it excels in nearly every aspect. Nioh's combat is better than Souls in my view but it's worse in a lot of different areas with encounters and level design which make a huge part of the experience. Within the time Souls gained popularity, there's been plenty of games who are clearly inspired but never reach the same quality. Fromsoftware is also just out of the world when it comes to enemy diversity and boss fights as well. It's kind of like Monster Hunter in a way where we've seen plenty of games inspired by it even with Sony having partnerships to create similar experiences but not quite reaching the same levels.Not to sell FromSoftware short, but is it really that hard for a company as large, talented, and well funded as Sony, to produce something that's a replica of Bloodborne/Souls that's as good, if not better than it? Nioh is a worthy challenger to From's bread and butter, and it looks like Cygames is going to eat everyone's plate with Project Awakening. I think that Sony can craft a game internally that is every bit as good as the Soulsborne series that inspired it.
I agree with you concerning enemy design, diversity, and boss fights. I think their ability to create interwoven worlds is unmatched thus far. I think a Dragon's Dogma 2 that really builds upon the premise and potential of the first game with an expanded story, richer mythology, better characters, a living world, larger variety of weapons, and more outlandish enemy design would be received as well as any Souls game and force FromSoftware to retool their combat. Tangentially, I love HZD, and believe it has all the potential in the world for a sequel, but I have to say that Dragon's Dogma is a series with as much potential yet no one really mentions how great it could be if given another go.Personally, There's always the possibility but it's incredibly difficult. Fromsoftware games are great because it excels in nearly every aspect. Nioh's combat is better than Souls in my view but it's worse in a lot of different areas with encounters and level design which make a huge part of the experience. Within the time Souls gained popularity, there's been plenty of games who are clearly inspired but never reach the same quality. Fromsoftware is also just out of the world when it comes to enemy diversity and boss fights as well. It's kind of like Monster Hunter in a way where we've seen plenty of games inspired by it even with Sony having partnerships to create similar experiences but not quite reaching the same levels.
But also again for Sony, who they're going to ask to make such a game which could potentially compete in terms of quality even if they have the resources? Sony Japan haven't exactly made much good combat focused games in a long while that didn't involve Fromsoftware.
Cygames can be potentially interesting to watch but it's not like they've released an actual big budget console game yet so hard to say the kind of quality expectations. Still waiting on Re:link which was still really one of my anticipated games.
That puts Housemarque and Bluepoint at the top of the list. Ready at Dawn is a ? since we don't know what their next game is.
shu is talking about the topic of acquisitions in this article, explaining that acquisitions will happen with studios that they have strong relationship, so i guess Remedy is a no until they make an exclusive together.
Personally I think that it is a mistake, it just limits the potential options, meanwhile MS have acquired studios that they do not have strong ties with. Also in the case of remedy, if they end up releasing a successful exclusive with Sony, all that waiting around the acquisition will do is increase the price of the acquisition.
So people who were hoping for Legend of Dragoon, all hope is not lost.You might have heard about rumours regarding a Legend of Dragoon remake. It isn't in the works now from what we know, and Yoshida himself hasn't heard of it. It segues into Yoshida talking about how hard making remakes and remasters can be. While a remaster can be as simple as graphical improvements and button assignments, remakes are of course, a whole different beast, as we can see with Final Fantasy VII Remake. "We could do a quick remaster, but people can see it (if it's a quick job), and everyone will be disappointed." The Legend of Dragoon was previously on four discs as well, so it would be a fairly difficult task.
Yoshida mentions he often gets asked about a Legend of Dragoon remaster. He does think he'd like to do a remaster of a game he was most involved in, so it would be interesting.
Personally, There's always the possibility but it's incredibly difficult. Fromsoftware games are great because it excels in nearly every aspect. Nioh's combat is better than Souls in my view but it's worse in a lot of different areas with encounters and level design which make a huge part of the experience. Within the time Souls gained popularity, there's been plenty of games who are clearly inspired but never reach the same quality. Fromsoftware is also just out of the world when it comes to enemy diversity and boss fights as well. It's kind of like Monster Hunter in a way where we've seen plenty of games inspired by it even with Sony having partnerships to create similar experiences but not quite reaching the same levels.
But also again for Sony, who they're going to ask to make such a game which could potentially compete in terms of quality even if they have the resources? Sony Japan haven't exactly made much good combat focused games in a long while that didn't involve Fromsoftware. There's always the possibility but I think the odds are stacked against them. I would be pretty blown away if they ever did.
Cygames can be potentially interesting to watch but it's not like they've released an actual big budget console game yet so hard to say the kind of quality expectations. Still waiting on Re:link which was still really one of my anticipated games.