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Ghost of Tsushima new artwork
- Thread starter Toriko
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Sony 1st party has a pretty good track record this gen when it comes to delivering some of the best visuals we've seen.
Infamous: Second Son, The Order, Driveclub, Uncharted 4, Horizon, God Of War, Detroit and I think its going to continue with Spider Man this year.
But I could see Ghost Of Tsushima putting the cherry on top and besting all these games. I think we are really in a for massive visual treats with Ghost Of Tsushima, The Last Of Us and Death Stranding as the last hoorays of this generation.
They will all end up being among the best looking games of the generation and therefore the best looking games of all time by the time they release.
And I kind of have a feeling that Ghost Of Tsushima will blow us away the most out of these three.
Exciting times.
the art direction in the trailer is really good. even if it may come short technically from Uncharted and Horizon. it'll still be really easy on the eyes I think.
Really can't argue with any of that.
End of the gen is when Sony first party really hones in on incredible visuals, and we've been spoiled already since 2014.
Exciting times indeed!
It is their own proprietary engine. Likely an improved version of the one from Infamous SS.
I was curious to know how "ghost" translated to Japanese (亡霊、英霊、精霊、魂). I think it makes us easier to guess the setting of the game like the thing about supernatural stuff and such. So I browsed Playstation Japan site and they just calls the game "Ghost of Tsushima" ('A`)
Kamon is usually monocolor. I think white & red combination is the problem here if it's actually a kamon.
I know what a Mon crest is, yet the first thing I thought the first time I saw the logo was: "It's kind of a fast-forward symbol but using vertical orientation".
It's only a little nitpick, let's see how the game plays (hopefully this E3).
I really want this game to be the like Horizon and redeems Sucker Punch.
Infamous Ps4 was a pretty mediocre game, but the long development time means that this project is ambitious, I want SP to deliver something that can improve their image, like Horizon was to Guerrilla after the terrible KZ Shadow Fall.
Infamous Ps4 was a pretty mediocre game, but the long development time means that this project is ambitious, I want SP to deliver something that can improve their image, like Horizon was to Guerrilla after the terrible KZ Shadow Fall.
There's nothing to redeem. Infamous: Second Son was a launch window game that blew every other console game away in the graphics department. It's still one of the absolute best looking games on the platform. On top of that, I thought it was a good game full stop.
IMHO it was the best game on PS4 until The Witcher 3 came out; I enjoyed it way more than Uncharted 4 for example. The only knock against it was that the open world looked great, but felt lifeless, and that was clearly a byproduct of rushing the game to meet launch window. They've had four full years to work on Ghosts of Tsushima; I have big expectations.
It also sold really well, coming second to Titanfall which released 10 days earlier on 2 platforms.
We have different opinions, Infamous SS really disappointed me, the game looks good but I don't think that this is enough to consider it a good game by any means.
In fact I didn't like Infamous 2 either, the saga for me is getting worse with every new game.
And yeah, I know that SS was a rushed launch window game, that's the main reason I think that SP can do something better this time, specially gameplay wise.
I played all the Infamous games and enjoyed them more or less, but all of them are IMO unpolished games with lots of bad gameplay decisions and lack of variety.
This could be the closest we get to a Ninja Scroll game. Really excited about this, I hope it delivers.
Is this official? Those characters look very cheap and 幽霊 is not the right choice of words.
I haven't played any of these guys' games apparently. How's their gameplay track record generally? Tight mechanics, good control etc.?
I'm really into the concept and visuals shown so far, just wondering what to expect gameplay wise.
I'm really into the concept and visuals shown so far, just wondering what to expect gameplay wise.
It could be official, but I got from other user as I don't use Twitter.
Unpolished is not the word I would use to describe sucker punch games. A mile wide but an inch deep might be a better phrase.
It's going to be awesome to explore this new open world. The concept art is stunning, I'm looking forward to seeing what Sucker Punch can do with the combat and traversal mechanics. I heartily enjoyed the inFamous series, but I'm really excited to see what they bring with this new IP.
Sucker Punch has always been super gameplay oriented so I don't really get how you could have that concern about this game.
Yeah, I think this description is apt, especially for Second Son. I mostly just chalk it up to being a launch game with a new protagonist on completely different hardware from their previous efforts.
They already have the technical chops, and their games feel great in motion. I can't wait to see what they can do with a fresh setting, and plenty of time to flesh out the gameplay. This is their longest development cycle ever, on a console they've already had plenty of time with. Could be something special.
I love that Batman type of idea too. I hope this is the case. This would build up a really charismatic character and legend.
No way? Glad that it didn't pan out since I loved the setting in 1 and 2, although, after a lot of games and DLCs at the same setting, ya know, I'd be down for Japan now.
You're right, especially regarding side missions. Anything that wasn't part of the main story in the infamous games was just so bland, the likes of which you expect from the old Ubisoft template.
If all the sidequests are as engaging and intricately structured as the ones they showed in the demo, then I think the game won't have the usual sucker punch problems. Given how long they've worked on this game, I feel like that is a fair assumption.