That's nice to hear. And I assume they will keep some staffs to support KojiPro next game (also working with them to develop Decima next gen version) since Kojima said he already worked on next game.I think Guerrilla are actually building toward a two team studio. They said that they want to be able to release games every 2-3 years going forward. And last year they announced that they were hiring an additional 150 developers.
If Kojima is such a big star and Sony had to agree to his terms in order to work together, why didn't he kept the ip for his studio ?
Ahah, not sure it will fall in my news cycle
They said they were 165 at the moment at SSM and during GOW development, they peaked at 300Yeah, the fact that they have that many open positions while the God of War team is still largely intact makes me believe this as well.
If Kojima is such an important star and Sony had to agree to his terms in order to work together, why didn't he kept the ip for his studio ?
If Kojima is such an important star and Sony had to agree to his terms in order to work together, why didn't he kept the ip for his studio ?
He can't, Sony wants to retain all the IPs, this is the clause that every developers has to accept to partner with Sony.
They don't let studios keeping the IP.
Not many people have seen this, but in a recent talk he said he wants his game to be played by as many people as he can, hence the easy mode, he also talked about how streaming would make that possible.He probably doesn't value IP ownership as highly so long as it can hit multiple platforms.
Could you share the link, please ? It would be funny if the game ends up being an Epic Store exclusive.Not many people have seen this, but in a recent talk he said he wants his game to be played by as many people as he can, hence the easy mode, he also talked about how streaming would make that possible.
I don't have an exact timestamp, but it starts here https://youtu.be/cpNbcLvoWjw?t=1801Could you share the link, please ? It would be funny if the game ends up being an Epic Store exclusive.
Yes.It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
FF7 will 100% end up on Xbox and PC a year later. Sony isn't even trying to hide that.It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
It was already assume.It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
I'm not sure there's anyone who doesn't assume that. Even Dreams makes more sense for a PC release than anything else in Sony's portfolio.It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
Of course. Atlus will be the only company to possibly make a an actual Japanese exclusive in the future for sony.
I would be more likely to create stuff in Dreams if it was available on PC. I don't like how it works with DS4 and Move controllers, too shaky.I'm not sure there's anyone who doesn't assume that. Even Dreams makes more sense for a PC release than anything else in Sony's portfolio.
While I think Dreams is exceptional already, I absolutely agree. Mouse and keyboard would be a godsend.I would be more likely to create stuff in Dreams if it was available on PC. I don't like how it works with DS4 and Move controllers, too shaky.
I haven't once brought up the PC release in our conversation, there was plenty of evidence pointing to Kojima getting a really good deal from this before today, that's just the exclamation mark. So far (<that's important) he's got a fully funded game, funding to help set up a brand new studio, free access to WWS's resources, a pretty star studded cast and Sony have got a short timed exclusive game that will probably sell well, but I wouldn't say it's a safe bet, given how weird it is.You might want to proofread your own post. It doesn't really make sense. I actually find it hard to understand.
And I'm not upset, lol. I'm laughing at you and other posters hot takes based on a simple pc release. It's comical!
+1So, for future reference:
...do not mean anything if the contract was prior to it all. Lawyers for big companies will always envision and factor into the contract all of these things.
- Engine ownership
- IP ownership
- Massive funding
So, unless Sony gets up on stage and yells, "EXCLUSIVE!" for a game, it's not. Hell, even then, it might not be an exclusive.
All the signs were there before, so it was amusing watching the mental gymnastics/downplaying many users here were doing before. The meltdowns are real lol.
Happy that more people get to play this, though! I have to say, this isn't a great look for Sony exclusivity. Unable to secure Nioh, NieR as exclusives and having Detroit and Death Stranding coming to PC. I always saw Sony as having this iron chain on exclusives like Nintendo, not anymore.
So, for future reference:
...do not mean anything if the contract was prior to it all. Lawyers for big companies will always envision and factor into the contract all of these things.
- Engine ownership
- IP ownership
- Massive funding
So, unless Sony gets up on stage and yells, "EXCLUSIVE!" for a game, it's not. Hell, even then, it might not be an exclusive.
MediEvil is also:
#1 in France
#2 in Spain
#2 in Italy
It's selling very well, there's still hope for MediEvil 2 or even 3. People still want Sir Daniel Fortesque.
This excites me. Any chance it's an Order sequel or have Sony given up on the franchise?
It's safe to assume Nioh 2, FFVII, Lost Soul Aside, and Granblue Fantasy Relink will also end up on PC. Maybe even Dreams.
This excites me. Any chance it's an Order sequel or have Sony given up on the franchise?
So, for future reference:
...do not mean anything if the contract was prior to it all. Lawyers for big companies will always envision and factor into the contract all of these things.
- Engine ownership
- IP ownership
- Massive funding
So, unless Sony gets up on stage and yells, "EXCLUSIVE!" for a game, it's not. Hell, even then, it might not be an exclusive.
TrollsThere is a lot of hate out there for Hideo Kojima. People who were adamant that the game would flop but are now celebrating the games 2020 PC release, is a bit of a head scratcher.
And now according to that thread Sony is going to put TLOU2 on PC too!?!?
That DS on PC thread is one of the craziest I've seen on era.
People who were adamant that the game would flop but are now celebrating the games 2020 PC release
MediEvil is also:
#1 in France
#2 in Spain
#2 in Italy
It's selling very well, there's still hope for MediEvil 2 or even 3. People still want Sir Daniel Fortesque.
Crash is Sony's biggest mistake...(second only to not buying Minecraft)That stupid bandicoot could've been the next Mario or Sonic.Yep that way if the game blows up big the person \ company has to team up with them again if they want to make more.
It smart and it's to make sure another CB don't happen.
I'm still curious to see how Crash 4 will be.Crash is Sony's biggest mistake...(second only to not buying Minecraft)That stupid bandicoot could've been the next Mario or Sonic.
Crash/Spyro effect. Sucks Activision ended up with those IP'sHe can't, Sony wants to retain all the IPs, this is the clause that every developers has to accept to partner with Sony.
They don't let studios keeping the IP.
2nd party refers to the type of contract they have with the devs, not the status of the game that will be published by them. If a game is FULLY published by SIE, the game is a First-party title whether or not the game is developed internally or externally.Not anymore? Sony can refer however they want, Bloodborne was a 2nd Party title and production where they retain control of the IP. If the game wasn't actually locked down akin to the first party production than they were irresponsible in referring to it as a first party title (marketing reasons to be sure).
2nd Party is not a made up term, it exists internally and externally to denote third parties being or not being commissioned by a platform holder.
I think many will give it a try but the magic might be loss without ND. Unless there's a team (current developer for crash)that legitimately wants to give the Mario devs a run for its money, my prediction is good not great sales for Crash 4 and then it dies out again like PS2 era Multi-plat Crash.I'm still curious to see how Crash 4 will be.
The remaster was a huge successbut it was still the ND games.
Sounds like a 4th will be betterI'm still curious to see how Crash 4 will be.
The remaster was a huge successbut it was still the ND games.
That is what I feel will happen too.I think many will give it a try but the magic might be loss without ND. Unless there's a team that legitimately wants to give the Mario team a run for its money, my prediction is good sales for Crash 4 and then it dies out again like PS2 era Multi-plat Crash.
Err. I dont like the idea to block other console owners from playing 3rd party games. Those budgets can hire external developers to work on exclusive gamesSony needs to make sure that they have more 3rd party full exclusives next gen. If the only games that are fully exclusive to the PS5 are the 10 or so games that their own studios put out during the generation, I'll consider it a failure on their part. They have the money, they've closed down enough studios that they can afford several full exclusives next gen.