AAA publisher? Can't be Sony as they finished 22nd in 2019
Prob someone with a better track record like 505, Activision or Tencent.
Prob someone with a better track record like 505, Activision or Tencent.
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Remedy Entertainment has signed agreements with “a major publisher” for the company’s next two unannounced video games
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I was going to say the exact same, next gen consoles and next gen games. So this rules out Switch. Also as far as we know Sony won't be releasing two PS5 models, but MS is. So if anything you could say it IS MS because it will release on XSX and Lockhart.
But I really don't think that at all. It's one of the bigger third party pubs.
It's coming to "next-gen consoleS" in plural.
I guess they could have worded it like that as a joke if it was XSX and Lockheart but it means Xbox and PlayStation. Maybe Stadia too. They have no reason to make jokes or set up either of Xbox or PS owners for disappointment. It's coming to both.
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Imagine being such a frothing-at-the-mouth warrior that you can't even read 8 words into the OP. Lordy.
Anyway, good for Remedy! They deserve great success after Control, so I can't wait to see what they're cooking up.
Did you even bother reading anything?
Yup, and their Northlight engine worked pretty much just as well as that demo with Control.
Whatever their next game is cant wait to see how much better Northlight has gotten....Control with the full wormage in motion is an absolute treat for the eyes.
Give us Quantum Break II you dogs.....we know he is going back in time to save his girl, lets see him actually do it, this time with a greater mastery of his powers.
I would like this too, game was underrated.
But I imagine MS owns the rights to the IP.
Awesome news that they're retaining ownership, I bet they're assertive about it ever since Alan Wake PC.
So not EA or Bethesda.
Perhaps? I'm not sure. I took this quote to mean that it could be a new IP or an established IP:
Unannounced simply means that there hasn't been any information on which IP or game they're working on so it could be either.
Is Focus Home considered a 'major' publisher though? I wouldn't think so.
It can't because they sold it to take 2 eons ago.
It's Alan Wake!
« With the exception of Vanguard, all of Remedy's game projects are built on Northlight's game engine, including new technology and tools developed for Control, and new systems enabling online functionality. »
Wouldnt be surprised if it was someone like Activision, they worked with From Soft on Sekiro, Control was a big hit, I could see an Activision being interested in publishing them.
I don't think any Nordic region studio will work with Square after what happened with GRIN and Fortress: Final Fantasy. Too many folks involved there likely work with other studios in the region and would rightly say fuck off.
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I'd assume Remedy is just letting the publisher announce the games that they are publishing.
So you won't support Remedy if it's Deep Silver/THQ? What kind of logic is that
Don't quote me but I believe it has sold at a pretty consistent rate and besides the game did not cost a huge amount to develop - relative to AAA standards.
Someone was clearly too excited to first read the fine print.
I think it's Rockstar. Either way great news that they are able to keep making AAA titles.
Good to hear it's not gonna be exclusive, and puts to rest any Sony acquisition for the moment.
I'm guessing Tencent, or Take Two's Private Division.
I'm guessing Tencent, or Take Two's Private Division.
That doesn't make them "a major publisher".
This screams Activision/THQ Nordic.
Btw say hello to Vincent for me.
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There kind of logic that doesn't support pedo supporters/enablers.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/th...tiple-mass-shootings-read-threadmarks.102061/
Sound logic:
THQ Nordic delivered a masterclass in blowing up your brand
A series of unforced errors may forever taint the new THQ
www.polygon.com
Hell yeah, I'n so happy for them! Maybe it's Bethesda Softworks? :0 They're pretty big & published games from id, Tango, Arkane & MachineGames & I think Remedy would fit nicely in there personally. EDIT: On second thought, I believe Bethesda owns all of those studios so scratch that idea lmao.
Because of the shit THQ Nordic pulled with 8chan most likely & I can't blame them because it'd make me feel iffy about supporting them too. I believe Remedy knows better than this though - hopefully.
Because of the shit THQ Nordic pulled with 8chan most likely & I can't blame them because it'd make me feel iffy about supporting them too. I believe Remedy knows better than this though - hopefully.
Well, Horizon is coming to PC, same for the QD games. Who knows, this might be a step for Sony to embrace multiplatform publishing. They could still work in temp-exclusivity. It probably won't be Sony tho.
It says next gen consoles. The day Sony releases their games on Xbox is the day the internet goes down.
Well that was the joke and that konami doesn't make aaa anymore? Jeez sarcasm doesn't work ahSound logic:
THQ Nordic delivered a masterclass in blowing up your brand
A series of unforced errors may forever taint the new THQ
Edit Ops wrong quote
I'm betting my money on Alan Wake since they got the publishing rights from Microsoft.
www.ign.com
Alan Wake Publishing Rights Acquired by Developer Remedy - IGN
Remedy now owns the IP and publishing rights to their 2010 supernatural horror Alan Wake.
The EGS deal came much later. Per the creation date of Control's EGS app, it was signed last February, about three weeks before the announcement, whereas Remedy and 505 agreed on a publishing contract back in mid-2017. But, yeah, Digital Bro's (505's parent company) entire net revenue for 2019 was only €62.5m, up from a mere €28.2m in 2018, and the company is actually in debt to the tune of almost €6m (source), so it's not really in a position to roll the dice on a AAA project, plus it wouldn't make much sense for Remedy to be coy about extending an existing partnership.
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Relieved to see confirmed multi-plat/PC and the death of the Sony rumors. Hopefully no EGS exclusivity this time as that pushed me to just wait till Steam release/completed DLC schedule with Control.
