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Elden Ring announced (FromSoftware's largest game to date, Hidetaka Miyazaki x George R.R Martin, PS4/XBO/PC)
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I think the reason why Sekiro was at TGA was because the publisher was Activision, I'll be surprised if it's their with Bamco.
Soulcalibur VI, a Bamco fighting game, was revealed at the very same TGAs where Sekiro was teased.
dark souls 2 was also revealed at VGA 2012, so it's pretty comon at this point
Sekiro's DLC died for this. Elden Ring, you're our only hope.
Worst case scenario: we get open world Dark Souls III.
Worst case scenario: we get open world Dark Souls III.
If we were to get Sekiro DLC, we would've gotten it by now.
Considering that this is a new IP and that the new consoles are just around the corner, it would make sense for this game to be cross-gen in the hope to catch as wide of an audience as possible. That was key to Elder Scrolls becoming the juggernaut it is today (when they launched Oblivion in the launch window of the 360).
Cool, can't wait for TGA
That Elite Knight! I want that in my studio!People are hoping Keighley can pull it off
People are hoping Keighley can pull it off
Holy mother mary those statues are gorgeous.
So what's the possibility this I'd cross gen? I would think very high. We just had a CGI teaser trailer and nothing released after yet. Unlike bloodborne where it had a CGI teaser trailer then gameplay at gamescom the same year.
Is this confirmed for next year by the way or is that just speculation? Any platforms confirmed?
Also this is confirmed to be a proper open world correct? Not the souls type connected world design
Is this confirmed for next year by the way or is that just speculation? Any platforms confirmed?
Also this is confirmed to be a proper open world correct? Not the souls type connected world design
Surprise Sekiro DLC drop during Elden Ring TGA reveal?
(let a man dream!)
Surprise twist: FROM actually has a statue of every armor set, and they were actually the first to use photogrammetry to get those sets in game.
No facts were used in this statement.
those life size statues of Dark Souls armor are fantasticPeople are hoping Keighley can pull it off
Can anyone help me find a video of the reveal of Dark Souls 2 at the 2012 VGAs? Not just the trailer, but the bit before with Jessica Alba presenting. I can't find any video on youtube that shows Alba.
I feel like the gap between DS 3/BB base games and their DLCs was pretty long though. Certainly much longer than something like Spider-Man which has DLC out within a couple months
DS3 and Bloodborne both came out in March, 2016 and 15, respectively. So did Sekiro.
Ashes of Ariandel launched in October 2016, and Old Hunters was released in November 2015. And they were announced months in advance.
There's few people who'd like a Sekiro DLC more than me. But we have to let go. That ship sailed. It breaks my heart, but so it is.
Hanbei the Undying manga was Sekiro DLC all along. And speaking of it the translation for this month's chapter is later than usual 😞
At least with Namco we won't have to hope for DLC. The Season Pass will be available to preorder along with the game, the moment the Steam page goes up, lmao.
If there's no Season Pass, then there will be no DLC, simple as that.
If there's no Season Pass, then there will be no DLC, simple as that.
Hopefully there will be a Sekiro 2.
I can think of at least 3 story hooks from where they could easily do a second game (from 2 endings or a prequel with Takeru, Tomoe etc.).
Sadly, it seems Mr Miyazaki has moved on.
I can think of at least 3 story hooks from where they could easily do a second game (from 2 endings or a prequel with Takeru, Tomoe etc.).
Sadly, it seems Mr Miyazaki has moved on.
did Dark Souls 3's season pass was announced with the game? i can't remember!
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There's literally no reason to believe he has moved on. Not that it matters anyway cause a sekiro sequel could exist without him, we really need to move past thinking that miyazaki is the end all be all.
They are currently working on elden ring (which seems to be taking a lot of their resources) and armored core. Even if sekiro2 was in pre-production we wouldnt know about it until 2021 at least. I really dont get what you mean.
Ig anything I'd say sekiro is very likely to get a sequel, in part because its their fastest selling ip and because its an IP they themselves own, not activision, so they dont really need the greenlight to work on it. I'd also argue that it might have been lest costly than something like ds3 or ER.
Additionally, they created a lot of unique systems that they'll want to reuse in more sequels (climbing, grappling hook, stealth, the entire combat system...). From is known to reuse assets like that and there's no way they are showing up in ER, not the ones that made sekiro unique, so our best bet is that they'll go into the possible sekiro sequel.
Omni straight up confirmed it back in 2018 pre-e3. Said developement was going smooth but still in early stages.
You also have some miyazaki interviews from around that time where he hinted at armored core and fromsoft confirming that they had plans for the Ip
Super interested. I wonder if it'll be a next gen game at this point? I wonder how they'll approach the gameplay. Imagine it has Sekiro's gameplay lmao
Has to be nextgen at this point. The game is not coming out the same year Elden Ring is so 2021 at best
And no, current fromsoft wants to keep their IPs distinct enough. Elden ring will be an evolution of souls, sekiro sequels will have sekiro systems and armored core will have something of its own. Wouldnt really make sense otherways. (Not claiming that I know anything you guys dont, its just crazy to expect AC to have sekiro mechanics... as crazy as it is to expect elden ring to have a grappling hook )
I know I'm just messing around. I wouldn't want AC to evolve based on its own mechanics. Just give me another messed up AC story
It'll be interesting to see how they tackle areas now that they are designed with the open world in mind. Areas like Darkroot basin no longer designed with narrow stretches, and loops. Elden Ring's areas being much more open, and vast as Miyazaki described, ripe for exploration. Opens up so many potentially interesting combat situations as well.
Miyazaki saying the NPC's in Elden Ring are the most compelling one's they've done yet.
Miyazaki saying the NPC's in Elden Ring are the most compelling one's they've done yet.
Heavy breathing
Please be Elden Ring
I got a bet going with a friend that ER will at least have one huge roaming boss in the open field that isn't restricted by a fog gate.
Yup and a brand new Tales game.
It'll be interesting to see how they tackle areas now that they are designed with the open world in mind. Areas like Darkroot basin no longer designed with narrow stretches, and loops. Elden Ring's areas being much more open, and vast as Miyazaki described, ripe for exploration. Opens up so many potentially interesting combat situations as well.
Miyazaki saying the NPC's in Elden Ring are the most compelling one's they've done yet.
WOW can I please get a source for this artwork. Amazing stuff
Let's not get ahead of ourselves. Bandai has a huge amount of games.
Dang I was hoping the next anime Bandai game would be from Naruto/Boruto
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