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What's your favorite new Sony IP this decade?
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Bloodborne and Horizon, voted for BB. I really hope that both sequels go absolutely bonkers on next gen. I want real times dynamic worlds moving, breaking and rearranging in BB 2 and flying, teleportation and destruction in Horizon 2.
It's sad that I'll have to clarify that this isn't a meme, but Knack. Fun story, really tight and challenging gameplay, plus an appealing Pixar-y visual style. It's the type of old-school cartoony game I wish Sony still made more of instead of mostly focusing on big epic realistic cinematic experiences.
Horizon is probably my most anticipated unconfirmed sequel. For a first foray into an RPG space, it was really damn good. If the sequel can flesh out playstyles and aesthetic character customisation I'll be over the moon. But really the RPG world building is what made it amazing.
Gravity Rush, Horizon and Dreams. Especially Horizon because hunting robots animals in a post-apocalyptic primitive world is a cool as concept. I really want them to lean a lot in a Monster Hunter aspect for the sequel.
You think Sony created bloodborne? The "conversation" was Miyazaki created everything in the world and Sony.. perhaps the created name "Bloodborne"? Sony was pretty much a publisher on Bloodborne in reality - i mean it is pretty much a FROM Souls game in every single way except name
Horizon was created inhouse at a Sony studio
Horizon Zero Dawn.
What Guerrilla did on their first game on a totally new genre for them is really remarkable.
What Guerrilla did on their first game on a totally new genre for them is really remarkable.
There was back and forth between Sony Japan and From Software. Acting like Bloodborne would've existed exactly as it did without SCEJ's involvement is incorrect.
Fine then. I'll just throw a curve-ball
Sunset Overdrive: Insomniac owns the IP rights, Sony now owns Insomniac. The most obvious other would be Bloodborne, but I felt it was derivative.
Astro Bot and The Last Guardians are generational highlights for me but Bloodborne is possibly the ultimate Greatest GOAT of All Time so I'm fine with those two not being in the poll. In general, I often feel more drawn to their lesser known games and I love Gravity Rush and Tearaway more than most of their AAA blockbusters. So, it's a bit of a shame to me that it feels like they're doubling down on the massive, realistic AAA games. Don't get me wrong, I like them too but they don't feel as special as the smaller, more unique titles.
They funded the game and own the IP. That's like saying Smash isn't a Nintendo game.
The Last Of Us doesn't count? Does ND actually own the IP? Gravity Rush is probably the only other new series that comes to mind in terms of me really liking it. This thread tells me that Sony's new first party series are generally pretty lacking I guess. A lot of good games in older series at least.
Horizon, my favourite moment was reaching Merdian and taking the lifts up. I felt like I was in a unique post apocalypse movie like Fury Road or Planet of the Apes. I'm a little tired of brutal gothic games like Bloodborne.
Bloodborne but I don't really think of it as a Sony IP since it's interchangeable with the other Souls games to me. Haven't played any of the other games in the poll.
Definitely Horizon. I devoured that game like I haven't done with a game in a very long time. 100%'ed it in a little over a week and still wanted to play more. It's not without its flaws but it was a hell of a first entry in the franchise and I'm really excited about the potential the sequel has.
I voted for Horizon, but truthfully I am struggling to make a decision between Horizon and TLOU, just went with Horizon as it's a specific poll option
Bloody borney with Gravity Rush being the one that needed 1 more sequel to finds its potential. But I give credit to Fromsoft not Sony.
I'll pick two because I really can't narrow it to one
Horizon and AstroBot, both filled me with some uncontrollable joy through and through
Horizon and AstroBot, both filled me with some uncontrollable joy through and through
