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It could just be that the press got hands on with it. That's sometimes when they announce dates and/or additional details for games.
We all so proudly and knowingly set ourselves up to fail the first chance we get.
So yes, believe!
Well PS2 and PS3 were so different though that making a port would have delayed those games or cost more in labor. It wasn't easy to port but the PS5 has the same architecture so cross gen would be easier.
Probably just a blog post with launch date trailer.
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I think they'd save a trailer that big for something like PSX.
Kind of crazy to think it's been like 397 days since Sony/Naughty Dog has given us any official news about TLOU2. Hoping we won't have to wait until December (PSX/VGA's) for anything further. At the very least I hope it's been helpful for development not having to make any trailers or gameplay demos for the public.
If the game is indeed launching in February 2020, I am expecting news very soon. 😉
I agree that I really want to see more already, but I think the reasoning behind this is that they just don't want to talk before they are set on a specific release date and close enough to not stretch the marketing cycle too much. Don't worry, in a short while TLOU2 news will be all over our faces.
Now imagine wanting a new Ghost of Tsushima trailer. We'd be lucky to have a new one by the end of this year.
I don't know if "very soon" would be the right phrase. If they follow their own recent pattern, a trailer with the release date should only be shown in August or September, four or five months before the actual release of the game, just like they did with MediEvil (May > October) and Death Stranding (May > November)
I really couldn't care less when they do another SOP. They will drop more info when they are ready.
Spider-Man's first TV spot aired June 7th - 3 months before the game's release.
God Of War's first TV spot aired March 19th - 1 month before the game's release.
The difference isn't as obvious as it seems because GOW had a lot more gameplay on social media in comparison to Niche-Man which didn't deviate too far from the E3 demo.
In short, PSX 2019.
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I really hope they don't revamp everything just for the sake of it. I think the UI is quite good to the PS4 as it is. IMO leave it as is and continue to refine it as they go.
What's else is there to show? MP? They could show it 3-4 mo out.
That's what happens when Sony bails on PSX and E3 and feeds us crumbs instead.
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I think they should change it so the navigation of your games is just part of the store. With the push for faster time getting into games from purchase, this seems like a no brainer to me.
The UI lets you start a game from the store because it's built into the front-facing framework instead of having to click into the store to purchase a thing, go back to the XMB, then launch the game when done downloading.
Eliminates loading screens, then you can start it right away using PSNow backend. That would also extend to the PSNow titles being more easily integrated instead of being in a separate app. Just turn on the PS, it starts on the games menu, search/filter for things you want, choose the game (if necessary, purchase), start playing.
I like the XMB, but with them adding so much stuff since launch that wasn't there at outset, a lot of stuff feels kinda bloated like Communities & Events
Themes are hidden away instead of easily being adjusted and current storage space is hidden in a menu instead of displaying in the screens where it's relevant (like on the downloads page or the library page when you want to download something so you know if you need to clear something else.
There are some intuitive changes they could make to the main UI that can make the experience of navigating around easier and possible whether online or offline while combining and streamlining the user click economy.
What's even crazier is that in almost six years since launch the PS4 has only dropped $100 officially.
But Death Stranding is 6 months. What about God of War (2018) -> (January > April)?
Where can I get a cheap Vita in good condition? I want remote play with actual buttons. Also, only Vita and pstv seem to be capable of direct connection remote play.
Vita's aren't cheap.
Even the ultra low budget Vita TVs with no box are going for $80-$120 on ebay.
Even the ultra low budget Vita TVs with no box are going for $80-$120 on ebay.
Concrete Genie, Dreams, and Iron Man VR still need release dates so I can see a new SoP happening soon.
Probably won't see TLoU Part II again until PSX if it's really launching in February. And I'm thinking Ghost of Tsushima is a cross-gen PS5 launch title now, with how crowded the 1st half is looking.
Probably won't see TLoU Part II again until PSX if it's really launching in February. And I'm thinking Ghost of Tsushima is a cross-gen PS5 launch title now, with how crowded the 1st half is looking.
If the $199 Super Slim is true Sony should totally do a $399 PS4/VR bundle. PSVR has been discounted to $199 more than PS4 so selling both for $199 in a package deal seems like a smart move. At that price I can see a lot of new users picking it up despite being more expensive.
I really hope they will put those games on an SoP this month. I'd love if Sony continued a 2month rhythm between SoPs. But I fear they might be worried about all those whiny idiots that downvoted and bitched about everything of the first two SoPs that wasn't a AAA Blockbuster.
Is there an actual rumor about a $199 Super Slim or just baseless speculation? Because I can't see Sony cutting the price by $100.
The digital Xbox One being $250 makes me think that the console manufacturers don't have any interest in going below that price outside of a big sale like Black Friday.
Yes, a guy on reddit that said that sony was skyping e3 said soo.
There's been some speculation going around for a couple months now, but nothing solid.
If the slim rumor turns out to be true it's anyone's guess what price they'd launch it at. It is worth keeping in mind PlayStation makes a buttload of money off of console owners, so they might feel it's better to get it in the hands of as many people as possible, especially before all of their heavy hitter games drop.
Aren't all rumors just speculation? It's only not speculation once actual leaks happen with evidence. As mentioned a guy on Reddit with some credibility mentioned it.
Sony will cut the price it's just a matter of if they have a new less expensive model to manufacture or when sells slow down significantly. Still a $399 PS4/VR bundle would be a huge boon to the VR user base.
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