Kojima Productions probably decided to announce the PC release ahead of launch, not Sony.
You have to lack common sense or this is a joke posts. Please put a /.
More like a bigger God of War team for the upcoming next-gen AAA God of War 2 game ;)
Yeah, I appreciate the PC version being announced ahead of release so people who preordered on PS4 can switch to PC if they want.
Nintendo are really good at retaining exclusive software.
Some people here identify way too strongly with their preferred console.
Nier, Nioh were never exclusives. Detroit and Death Stranding have just showed Sony's flexibility as a publisher, which is always a good thing imo. Like, we'll never know how many cool projects Sony has rejected due to their requirements not fitting Sony's rigid guidelines.
Exactly. Fanboys I tell ya.
Funny you think using some vague tweet that usually say nothing to do you armchair analyst adds weight to it, but using easily accessible official information, which points to a very good deal for Kojima is a step to far.
None of the titles you mentioned were made by a Sony studio so there was never any reason to doubt a port would be available down the line...
Yeah, I'm totally assuming a 80 person sized studio has the same budget as the game that had like 3000 something people working on it. We know it's a Sony I.P, we know it uses a Sony owned engine and a Sony funded game, Kojima has toured the world like 3 times, it has a pretty famous cast. It's likely not cheap.
Many Sony exclusives are third party, so Sony can't always control what happens to those franchises in the long run. Nintendo owns the vast majority of its exclusive franchises, so they will stick with Nintendo forever.
This has got to be up there with the dumbest shit I've read on this site.
You seem to be getting upset, but that's the best response you could come up with? Saying absolutely nothing in response, completely dodging the conversation.
Why would S-E and KT not want to retain their own big IPs as they want? The former was just a marketing deal (badly handled), and the latter was an exclusive distribution deal in the west (that was also announced as console exclusive from the start).
^This. And it's not exactly like Bloodborne where Japan Studio helped them. It's more like SFV.
The contract for Death Stranding would have been agreed 3-4 years ago. Long before any talk about engines etc.
At the very least, it'll cast doubt on all future 3rd-Party exclusive announcements.
No Sony studio before they bought Insomniac has more than one team in full production at a time. Even ND and GG have to operate only 1 team in full production only. Hopefully Insomniac can help Sony studios on how to manage mutiple teams effectly
Yea, that's a good point.
Say what you want, this will ultimately lead to there being fewer reasons to have a playstation.
