They probably would be better with only having conferences at PSX and E3.I personally think there are way too many award shows and conferences E3, TGS, Gamescom, PSX, PGW, The Game Awards.
Disappointed in a way since The Last of Us Part II reveal was phenomenal in PSX 2016.
why ? it's really work out for them
They probably would be better with only having conferences at PSX and E3.
E3 is a must and PSX is a pretty sweet event, well spaced out and they get all the attention for themselves.
TGS announcements would need to fit a bit in each show. The European conferences weren't really consistently happening since PSX started anyway. Doesn't seem to me that they were important and just show floor presence is enough.
Nobody follows that.
Yes , it's not hard. It's like copying someone's homework while creating a new game is actually doing it from scratch. It's not even close to being the same. I'm not saying it's a cake walk but it's definitely not hard, or even a risk to remake a game, it's simple and cheap.Makes sense, though kind of surprised they didn't just cancel the conference but still keep th
e attendees event part for everyone to try out both the couple of close first party games and VR games, indies, and also all those third party playable demos.
I'd be quite surprised if they don't do the reveal and release within the same year again, like they did for PS4. They've even said as much in the past that they'd like the time between reveal and release to be pretty quick. As such, I think they likely won't have a reveal event next year unless they are also releasing next year, same with 2020 if they go with that year instead.
I suppose they could do something like December PSX and then Spring launch, which would be still just as quick, but I'm still leaning toward Fall/Holiday launch with the usual big Fall games being available.
Not hard to do? Did you really just say that a remaster/remake, like one on the scale of Shadow of the Colossus is easy to make? Did you not see the production values they poured into that remake?
They haven't stopped though, they've been partnering with VR games on the scale of those titles you mentioned.
So so far it seems like that money has been invested in even more bigger games and VR games, as well as also two brand new studios (the new VR one and also the big one rumored to be in the mold of ND that might be taking over Uncharted), so no I don't think they've been investing less from what we've seen at least so far. They also still have their own new-ish first-party indie-sized game studio with their second game, Concrete Genie, coming.
That said they really should bring back some indie demo reels to their conferences.
I can't agree with you about being bored of their lineup, but I do agree that revealing:I'm probably in the minority, but I feel the lowest about PlayStation first party that I have in a long while.
They blew their load so bad at E3 2016. It feels like a never ending tread mill with their first party lineup right now. I want Ghosts, TLOU2, Days Gone, Death Stranding etc to just release to get to something fresh.
I'm so bored of hearing about these games. Glad they're skipping it since they have nothing to show, but seriously, why is there nothing new to show?
There is absolutely no way PS5 is being announced in five months. No way.Well, there it is.
Sony massaging what I feel is the calm before the storm in February when they announce the PS5. They want hype to naturally ebb and flow up until that point I imagine, without any conferences in between. Red Dead will get its marketing push. After which, Days Gone will get its marketing push and then in February... BOOM, PS5 is announced. All PS4 games are backwards compatible, and enhanced automatically by the system.
Can't wait.
Don't know why people think that in 5 months they'll announce PS5.There is absolutely no way PS5 is being announced in five months. No way.
There is absolutely no way PS5 is being announced in five months. No way.
Next year, if it happens, should be a good one to celebrate 25th anniversary.Damn, I'm pretty bummed out about this.
I was actually saving up on planning to go if it was really happening. Guess I'll wait til next year then.
LooolFeb or March for PS5 reveal.
Also PSN shut down on PS3 alongside a suite of new features including name changes.
Nah they still need PGW and TGS. When you have a big EU community and lots of studios, you need to be there. They need to keep a foothold in Japan as well.
People just need to stop expecting megaton announcements at PSX. Matter of fact, I would be fine if they just dropped the keynote altogether. It's the least important part of the conference anyway, it's all about the demos and hanging out with indies
I don't think it matters where the conferences happen geographically, aside from PSX they are mostly for press. Regular consumers only get to see it through streams.Nah they still need PGW and TGS. When you have a big EU community and lots of studios, you need to be there. They need to keep a foothold in Japan as well.
People just need to stop expecting megaton announcements at PSX. Matter of fact, I would be fine if they just dropped the keynote altogether. It's the least important part of the conference anyway, it's all about the demos and hanging out with indies
"we're looking down in 2019 to games like Dreams and Days Gone". This worries me. :/
Think (hope) he's just considering the first half of the year in the statement.Yeah. What about The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Death Stranding, Final Fantasy VII Remake et cetera?
I think The Last Of Us Part II & Ghost of Tsushima are 2019 games, Death Stranding is a 2020 game, & Final Fantasy VII Remake is a 2021 game at best.Yeah. What about The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Death Stranding, Final Fantasy VII Remake et cetera?
Why the hell do people want next gen so bad? We are just now seeing the best games graphically this gen.
Guys, they are not revealing ps5 in 2019 and releasing in 2020. Reveal and release will be in the same year. They are not gonna knee cap PS4/ps4 pro hardware sales by having a huge window between reveal and release. I believe in 2019
If that be true, damn that'd be great.Next year, if it happens, should be a good one to celebrate 25th anniversary.
Two of the games they announced early broke PlayStation sales records.
Yeah. What about The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Death Stranding, Final Fantasy VII Remake et cetera?
How do we know? Wait until November. They definitely have a ton of momentum