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Sony shares target dates for multiple third party console exclusives as well as pragmata in CES
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I feel like Pragmata will turn out to be vaporware. I hope we start to see more of the other games soon.
Neither are coming in 2021.... Well GoW most definitely isn't coming until Spring/Summer 2022 at the earliest, and I would be really shocked if GT isn't delayed a few times.
Lots of doom and gloom over FFXVI not being included in this list need to read the OP more closely. This is only games included in the b-roll footage they showed at CES. I really doubt Athia is further along than FFXVI.
I'm totally thinking this game is going to be this gen's deep down.
Yep, which means 2021 is even more likely. I don't see XVI releasing after Athia, so Q3/Q4 2021 makes the most logical sense.
This is true even if a game has a solid release date. Some games this year have a been delayed a couple times with Cyberpunk by far having the most.
Pragmata being delayed to 2023 hurts since that was the title I was most interested out of all the game reveals.
Athia is the only one that really seems like a surprising pull for the date. Well, that and that we've already announced a 2023 game.
Oh, LDI has been around since maybe 2013 as a Kickstarter game. But the second you show it on a console showcase, development in many regards hits a hard reset. Ask the Ray's the Dead devs.
I'm still feeling like Athia is 2023. Lol
They've shown a decent amount of footage in their recent dev diaries.
You think it'll be delayed by 12+ months? Ye of little faith.
Destruction All Stars launches in February, if you care about that kind of game.
Kena & Returnal in March? Weird timing TBH, why not give them some space? How about one in March and the other in April? Or April / May...
Read the OP, the dates were only for games that appeared on the CES footage.
And since you talked about RE8, according to leaks pre orders will open this month so a date is coming.
There is little to 0 overlap between the potential buyers of both games and this is not Sony's call either way, Kena is self-published and Sony wouldn't change the date of Returnal because of Destruction All starts in Feb and a possible R&C in April.
Anything is possible at this point with God of War but the confidence it can't happen is odd to me. Especially when Sony has been very tight with release dates this gen.
I'm not much interested in dev diaries anymore, but thanks.
I really want Ratchet and Clank as my next game but judging by still only 2021 as the release date tells me it won't be for a while yet.
They already revealed and adjusted a launch window for GT7 through ads already.
Yeah it's weird. Ragnarok has been in development since before GoW released, so holiday 2021 being ~4 years after the first, which is just about the same length it took for GoW 2018. How does that equate to the sequel needing to take more than the first? A delay is far from impossible, but also not as likely as people think if they look back at the timelines of development .
Yeah, reading Jan 2022 for Athia, my brain processed it as 2 years away until I realised. 12 months until we get Athia seems insane
I hate to bring this up, but release dates work on a "when it's finished" thing, especially right now.
Compare what you were anticipating in 2013 with what came out in 2014.
It's never good to look forward to a slate. They'll get it out when it's finished and most likely to sell. That goes for God of War, Ratchet and Clank, Gran Turismo, and everything else.
That game you're wanting in March? Might be Summer. The Summer game? May be Christmas. The Christmas game. Definitely April. And so on.
Compare what you were anticipating in 2013 with what came out in 2014.
It's never good to look forward to a slate. They'll get it out when it's finished and most likely to sell. That goes for God of War, Ratchet and Clank, Gran Turismo, and everything else.
That game you're wanting in March? Might be Summer. The Summer game? May be Christmas. The Christmas game. Definitely April. And so on.
I have a gut feeling that Pragmata will either
a) never release
b) undergo a complete reimagining
c) be middling to disappointing.
Why was that game revealed so far in advance with a trailer that tells us nothing about the game?
a) never release
b) undergo a complete reimagining
c) be middling to disappointing.
Why was that game revealed so far in advance with a trailer that tells us nothing about the game?
