Do you expect new first-party titles to show up at the upcoming September State of Play beyond the already announced ones like Death Stranding 2?
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Isn't Death Stranding second party?
I am still worried about how they will release DS2 on PC, I'm fine with having to wait a year, but please don't make an EGS deal…
I am still worried about how they will release DS2 on PC, I'm fine with having to wait a year, but please don't make an EGS deal…
DS2 is planned for a TGS panel and past September State of Plays have happened around the time of TGS.
It's not impossible it will be there.
i'm in for Lies of P dlc teaser thats about it yeah have come to accept am not going see single game of interest until like 2032 yippee wahoo
I doubt it even finished preproduction until Ragnarok was nearly finished.
Grubb seems to think so, along with others, not to mention the pro leak from bb probably means the box is out there among some sources, so they're probably getting ready to announce it
They'll have more stuff but it won't be the AAA single player first-party stuff that 'counts' for console list wars.
The Last of Us part II Pro Remaster and hint at a part I Pro Remaster. It's all we know from ND....
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Which would give it 2 to 3 years of full production and going off what we know from a developer at ND, for most games pre-production is the bulk of a game's development and full production is ~2 years. For a new IP on that scale we're looking at 6-7 years, so that tracks.
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I don't even believe this. I think next year will still be as much SP focused for Sony just like it has been this year, if not more so. There are around 3-4 games that I reckon have a shot at making 2025 that aren't live service. For live service, my gut tell me that next year will be Horizon Online (Simon Larouche's project) and Marathon.
Sony heard their devs complain about showing games too early, and so they swung that pendulum so far to the other side that the pendulum broke off and crashed through the wall. Astrobot was shown 4 months before release. 4 months from now is January and we know there are no "major franchise titles" before March 2025. I don't think they're showing anything new any time soon
Yeah, but not all games are suited to that 4 month marketing cycle. What works for Asobi and Astro Bot might not be suitable for a more serious, more narrative dense and higher budget game like Ghost of Tsushima 2 or whatever Santa Monica's new IP will be called.
Not 1st party but if we don't see Ace Combat 8 Im legitimately worried it was one of those multiple BandaiNamco games that were secretly cancelled that they didn't name.
I can see a new title being announced, but anyone think they're gonna blow their load and announce like 5 new AAA games at a time are setting themselves up.
Death Stranding 2 and w/e the new game that gets announced will be the 2025 titles. And that's good enough. Especially with GTA coming. People are gonna be wanting another showcase next year as well anyway so spread em out instead of announcing games way out. Didn't we just have another thread talking about this?
Death Stranding 2 and w/e the new game that gets announced will be the 2025 titles. And that's good enough. Especially with GTA coming. People are gonna be wanting another showcase next year as well anyway so spread em out instead of announcing games way out. Didn't we just have another thread talking about this?
People said the same that for 2024 after SM2, and then at May's SoP we got TWO new FIRST party announcements for 2024 in Astro and Lego Horizon, in addition to a release date for Concord.
I highly doubt it, but weirder things have happened. Honestly just think it's just going to be Astro Bot 2 focused.
The poll suggests at minimum we'll see any games from Sony.
In truth, there will be no games at all. It'll just be a 25 minute show of Sony executives nervously glancing at each other. Then Miyamoto will walk on stage and go "Before we end, we've got one more thing to share." Then they'll reveal the Nintendo Switch 2.
The remaining time will just be spent cutting to audience reactions trying to process what they're seeing.
In truth, there will be no games at all. It'll just be a 25 minute show of Sony executives nervously glancing at each other. Then Miyamoto will walk on stage and go "Before we end, we've got one more thing to share." Then they'll reveal the Nintendo Switch 2.
The remaining time will just be spent cutting to audience reactions trying to process what they're seeing.
Then why do sequels still take 5+ years these days, when you don't have to spend nearly as much time in prepro?
Anyways, I do hope you're right! Though historically ND has been a little more efficient than SMS.
Probably 1, with maybe a first showing of Wolverine too. Ghost 2 is my gut it's the next big game in the pipeline after DS2, so it I guess.
I don't think that's the case, pre-pro would be more or less the same. I think it's that more recently sequels have been more ambitious, and to some degree you can attribute longer times to the pandemic. TLoU Part II was like 2 games in one. The quality of Horizon FW was through the roof in many aspects. GT7 is significantly more feature rich compared to Sport. Helldivers 2 a hugely different game to the first one almost like a new IP. DS2, I would have expected to come out sooner, but Kojima is unpredictable and is probably attempting something even crazier with the renewed confidence of publisher.
Do you mean introduce games that are launching with it on the same day? That wasn't the approach for PS4 Pro. It was mostly already released games that got Pro patches, so expect that. It'll probably have some sizzle trailer showing featured games like this.
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