Ghost of Tsushima sold close to 10 million. This looks great too I can see it.
Also coming to pc will help.
Also coming to pc will help.
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At the expense of a 1st party marketing push. Ghost of Tsushima sold over 8m copies and it's not even on PC yet.
I just wish it was a new DOA or Ninja Gaiden coming out during this period....
Think the core audience for this sorta games is on PS and PC anyway, so might as well get that Sony bag.
This is an open world action RPG set in a historically accurate Japan, releasing in 2024?
Assassin's Creed Red also seems to be an open world action RPG set in a historically accurate Japan, releasing in 2024.
And when is Ghost of Tsushima 2 likely to release? 2024?
Best of luck to them! The game looks fantastic and I'm definitely interested if they release on PC. But competition might be pretty damn fierce.
Assassin's Creed Red also seems to be an open world action RPG set in a historically accurate Japan, releasing in 2024.
And when is Ghost of Tsushima 2 likely to release? 2024?
Best of luck to them! The game looks fantastic and I'm definitely interested if they release on PC. But competition might be pretty damn fierce.
This is a PlayStation console exclusive, they aren't releasing this and Ghosts close to each other regardless.
Looks great based on what they showed so as long as it lives up to that I see no reason that they couldn't hit that.
What I don't get is it seems like Tsushima seemingly woke people up to the idea that the West like samurai. I'm just baffled that this seemingly wasn't known to many developers.
What I don't get is it seems like Tsushima seemingly woke people up to the idea that the West like samurai. I'm just baffled that this seemingly wasn't known to many developers.
For as much as Team Ninja has been firing on all cylinders since Nioh 1 I have a hard time believing they ever get DOA back on track. Ninja Gaiden on the other hand… I really want to see what a 2022 Team Ninja character action game would look like. I bet they could make a killer Ninja Gaiden reboot right now.
Outside of the combat, this looks like everything I want from Tsushima sequel. Bigger town, gliding, so hyped for this
5M sold is pretty much the baseline for AAA releases to break even these days. This has everything going for it.
-PlayStation backing
-Also releasing on PC
-Open world
-Action RPG
-Create a character
-From their last games, there's gonna be a wide variety of weapons and skills
If there's online coop like Nioh, then it's secured.
-PlayStation backing
-Also releasing on PC
-Open world
-Action RPG
-Create a character
-From their last games, there's gonna be a wide variety of weapons and skills
If there's online coop like Nioh, then it's secured.
Yeah, I would love to see a new Ninja Gaiden in particular. Would be crazy to see what they could do nearly a decade later from the last entry with a whole generational gap to bolster it. Ryu's moveset in Razor's Edge was so awesome and some of the mechanics it had were legitimately good additions, so I'd love to see this new Team Ninja push it even farther in a game that's built with more confidence and care.
I think the main problem was DOA6's support was cut too early. I hope they actually try again and actually give the series a direction. A western partner like EA might be able to assist with that since they seem open to teaming up with other companies.
It looks great. I don't want it to be a Soulslike game, though. I'm bad at those. I want a modest enough difficulty to where I can feel that I can complete the game at a comfortable enough pace.
I mean, to be fair, Team Ninja was infamous for making hard games even before Dark Souls came along lol.
It's probably like Nioh where Sony's involvement was more than just paying for it to be exclusive
It can but there's no guarantee. Deathloop had a big marketing push and I don't think it'll reach 5M even with the Xbox port when that happens.
How?
Deathloop had a big push of 1st party marketing and it didn't get anywhere close to that number. There's no guarantee that would offset the loss of sold copies on Xbox
Don't know why you keeping bringing up Deathloop. Arkane games while good were never megasellers to begin with. Deathloop was always a tough sell.
Revealing Rise of the Ronin, a new action-RPG from Team Ninja
First details on the upcoming action game set at the brink of a new era for Japan.
blog.playstation.com
Deathloop is different though, the main audience of the game is definitively not associated with PS brand.
Because people were talking like being a PS exclusive made that 5M sales target an easy thing to reach? It was a counterpoint to that. Not every PS exclusive does those kind of numbers at all.
Two other games from Team Ninja, Nioh and Nioh 2, weren't anything close to 5M so I wouldn't say those are megasellers either.
Being supportive does not equal having a big involvement to me but fair enoughRevealing Rise of the Ronin, a new action-RPG from Team Ninja
First details on the upcoming action game set at the brink of a new era for Japan.
Sekiro had a razor sharp focus. With reused bosses and shorter length than the Souls games I think the budget on that one would have been well under control. This looks like it could be a more ambitious, and risky, undertaking.
It could be good but I'll wait to see more. Not really big on open worlds usually but Team Ninja have been doing great things these past few years so definitely intrigued.
Well, they are publishing the game and put the SIE Presents card in the trailer. So their involvement may be more than just international publishing like the Nioh games. I don't recall seeing SIE Presents for those games. It has me wondering about IP ownership.
Deathloop and this game couldn't be more different. Really weird comparison.
this was the only other thing good in the whole state of play lol besides gow... which im not getting the ps4 version so im not even gonna play it until its on pc verison in 2 years.. -_-... but why show it when its 2024 i was disappointed when i seen that... im really tired of game announcements 523452345 years in advance...
That sounded very different before Ghost of Tsushima('s success).
It was the most impressive game I saw at the State of Play so I really hope it succeeds for them.
5 million units, huh? How did the Nioh games sell? This one is releasing only on PS5 (and PC I assume), so it's definitely a very ambitious goal, but maybe by 2024 the PS5 stock situation will be much much better. 60 million install base? Maybe?
Oh wow, it's a very ambitious goal then, they probably want to capture that Ghost of Tsushima audience.