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PlayStation Website: Days Gone releasing in 2019 [Update: Confirmed]
- Thread starter The Bear
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However long it takes to complete the game. It's good that the devs are not rushed to release.
Stop it.
Stop it.
Stop it.
Stop it.
we havent even see gameplay from that why do you think thats early 2019
Dreams is 2018 for now.
Concrete Genie and Medievil as well.
It has never been 2018...
Unless it came in August or early September it probably wouldn't have made sense anyways. Regardless of what people may think of Division 2, CoD, or Red Dead. It's not going to stand a chance against them in that season, especially with the some-what divisive online reaction.
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Bend was <50 employees as of January 2015. They started ramping up around that time, prior to that the project was in various states of pre-production/pitch.
They're now about double that.
Miles is joking , pretty sure he was the guy on GAF that really really liked SoD
Wait this is confusing. If it is at or ahead of milestones then 2019 was always the release year or this info is false?
I mean, that could be a good thing. I understand that.
However, I was really hoping they keep this game and Last of Us Part 2 as far away from each other as possible. Otherwise this risks becoming "Sony's other zombie game".
What we've seen so far at 2 E3s (which I admit is proportionately small compared to the breadth of a full game) doesn't look to be that special. The first demo showed off some tech of large zombie crowds, which could be cool.
However, the game doesn't seem to be that interesting in regards to gameplay and mechanics.
So far, it's some regular ol shooting, some driving, and then pressing button prompts to interact with some environmental sets.
I just don't see why it exists yet. :\
I mean, I guess I shouldn't expect Sony bend to go from doing smaller versions of Syphon Filter, Resistance, and Uncharted, to going to make their own very unique HD console game.
I've just been such a Sony first party stan for a while, and this just looks like they saw GTA, Uncharted, and Last of Us and got complacent.
But grain of salt, as it's still early, let alone even earlier now that they've delayed it.
Maybe it's just being shown poorly.
Maybe delaying it will give them more time to refine whatever it is that is actually special about this game.
I'm ready to start being interested.
Wasn't that a Miyamoto quote? Or are you just joking and it went over my head?
However, I was really hoping they keep this game and Last of Us Part 2 as far away from each other as possible. Otherwise this risks becoming "Sony's other zombie game".
What we've seen so far at 2 E3s (which I admit is proportionately small compared to the breadth of a full game) doesn't look to be that special. The first demo showed off some tech of large zombie crowds, which could be cool.
However, the game doesn't seem to be that interesting in regards to gameplay and mechanics.
So far, it's some regular ol shooting, some driving, and then pressing button prompts to interact with some environmental sets.
I just don't see why it exists yet. :\
I mean, I guess I shouldn't expect Sony bend to go from doing smaller versions of Syphon Filter, Resistance, and Uncharted, to going to make their own very unique HD console game.
I've just been such a Sony first party stan for a while, and this just looks like they saw GTA, Uncharted, and Last of Us and got complacent.
But grain of salt, as it's still early, let alone even earlier now that they've delayed it.
Maybe it's just being shown poorly.
Maybe delaying it will give them more time to refine whatever it is that is actually special about this game.
I'm ready to start being interested.
Wasn't that a Miyamoto quote? Or are you just joking and it went over my head?
Hmm, it was scheduled for 2018 before, so probably a delay. RDR2 could be a factor: if this game was aimed to release in October, then it's probably better to delay it lest RDR2 takes up all the air in the room for the fall period.
I don't get it, did Ghost of Tsushima already get delayed?
From what I understand Sony's CES trailer had products that they expected to launch in 2018 and Tsushima was included.
Considering Sucker Punch has been working on it for 3-4 years by the time 2018 ends it doesn't seem that shocking but idk
Bend's last game came out in December 2011. 7+ years to get this out. Looking forward to it- hopefully this is a marketing/'give it some room' type of a release date shift, not a 'it's missing something, we'll try to figure it out in the last 5 months'
You're right. I'm referring to how it was included in Sony's CES trailer which seemed to focus on 2018 stuff
If Days Gone is spring and TLOU2 is fall I don't think it's be a problem at all.
There is no date for Ghost of Tsushima.
Anything, and everything else is speculative and assumptions.
Could be. Even Call Of Duty moved back to early October for the first time ever basically, and that's one game that will be in the top 3 biggest sellers of the year worldwide. In comparison, Days Gone is almost an indie title. Can't blame them for not going against RDR2. And if they had any doubts left, Call Of Duty just sealed October, so that's a wrap. Either you come out by early September, or may as well go 2019.
It was included in Sony's CES trailer which appeared to be focused on 2018 products
I could be very, very wrong.
https://segmentnext.com/2018/01/10/ghost-of-tsushima-2018-ces/
Why are you talking about SoD2 here? It's cool you're excited but I'm sure there's a more appropriate thread to bask in.
I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic or really think that either game affects the other in a way where the game would be delayed.
What? No it's not.
A year is a long time ya know. Days gone could be earl 2019 and TLOU could be holiday 2019. They wouldn't get in each other's way at all.
Keyword = "which appeared to be"
Rule of thumb is that unless it's explicitly stated to be... it's not.
Pretty much. Even if it was going to be ready for fall, you don't release a new IP alongside COD, Red Dead, etc.
True. I'm speculating but based on it being in Sony's 2018 CES trailer and with Sony saying at Paris Games Week that it was the right time to announce it and acknowledging that they sometimes announce games too early gives me hope it's coming roughly 12 months afrer reveal or less.
Like WipeOut Omega Collection, SotC Remake and other quick reveals-to-release. I can dream
Forget it, this year is packed for Sony with exclusives and 3rd party deals, there's barely anymore space.
God of War - April
Detroit - May
Spider - June / July
Spyro - August / September
Dreams / Concrete Genie / Blood and Truth / Medieval -???
Call of Duty - October
Red Dead Redemption - October
I'm probably missing stuff, it's packed.
