there will be a retail version when the full game comes out.
the Early access version wont feature a campaign but when the full game officially launches the EA version will just get updated for the full game with the campaign.
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Dreams’ Creator Early Access Launches This Spring (digital-only/$29.99)
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the Early access version wont feature a campaign but when the full game officially launches the EA version will just get updated for the full game with the campaign.
Yeah I will be there as soon as they make it available. I just thought that I have to sign up somewhere, or something like that.
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playstation twitter made it confusing when they posted the tweet. when people were already thinking they had to sign up.
That'd be sweet. I said in the Dreams beta thread that a version wheeled out for the PS5 reveal could be huge for Sony.
Huh? You just make a US account to buy it, not to play with.
I, with my personal German account have extra Austria, Switzerland, US, Japan and Hongkong Account for several deals and exclusives. But I play everything with my main account.
Yeah thats what I think. Max 6 month window but hopefully less. I'm more wondering about the EA launch - if it was March you'd think that is close enough to give a date or at least say 'March'. So spring is probably at least May? Hopefully not June because that bloody isn't spring in the UK :P
I doubt it will be a month because of them saying Early Access will get constant updates. A month doesn't seem long enough for that to have any real meaning. I'd say anywhere between 2 months and 4 months is more likely. Of course they could always delay it further and offer a second round of EA if the game does well in the first ... I'm personally plumping for June/July for the full release and the end of March/beginning of April for EA. The reason I've always favoured late March is because the full Days Gone promotions will be kicking in in April and may overshadow Dreams.
I think they said yes but I would assume they will still continue building those out
My thoughts exactly. It's a very interesting strategy. I'll definitely try to get my hands on it. Though part of me knows that I might take a spot of a more prolific creator haha
I was never sold on this game when it was announced. I'm not creative at all when it comes to things like this, but I definitely want to get this just to play other people's creations. When they got rid of the NDA that was the best marketing they could ever do. I've been so impressed with the little I've seen on YouTube and Twitter from people that were in the beta...
All creation tools and tutorials but no campaign.
VR support could come while the early access phase.
I believe that only happens when someone complains at Mm or Sony about your song.
If I'm not mistaken, 'bugs' in the feedback section is also new. I'm assuming you've all seen the new footage of the extra mini games too?
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I haven't caught up to the new footage Media sites have been given no
Haven't watched the video . Still sleeping lol
Yeah this is exactly the start this game needs. Could be a huge success on PS4/PS5 now being so accessible to so many people.
I would still give a baseline version away on PS+ as well down the road. The more creators the better.
The same way you do it since PS3 days.
Make a new account, choose a different country, activate the console as main console for this new account in the profile settings and everything you buy with this account can be played from every other account.
Basically Sony account sharing but on the same console.
Sony owns the Beatles catalogue so I'm not sure they'd care.
isnt Michael Jackson the owner of all The beatles songs?
Sony bought out
I'm not sure Sony Music would necessarily be deterred from issuing a DMCA in this context though, just because it's on a platform owned by another company under the same conglomerate.
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They bought the rest of it after he died. The Michael Jackson Estate has no stake in the Beatles copyright anymore.
You could be right though. I forgot Sony/ATV could still get mad about it being in an SIE product.
