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Sony PlayStation: First Party Studios |OT4| Because we're skipping 3
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The latter part of 2019 is already crowded as hell for me. Control, Doom, Cuphead DLC, Fallen Order, Gears 5, Outer Worlds.. I'll take Q1 2020.
Rush? What do you mean rush? They were working on it before being transferred on Uncharted 4, but then that game released in May 2016. If you consider that ND managed to ship UC4 in about 2 year after bringing Neil and Bruce on the project officially in March or June 2014, a 2019 release for TLOU pt 2 is not that farfetched. Also, it has been almost 3 years since and will be almost 4 years if we count the work they must have put on it before the changes in the projects.
Made a thread on the big rumors about Gran Turismo 7 being a launch title for the PS5
https://www.resetera.com/threads/gr...ystation-5-launch-title.111961/#post-19922921
Comes from this Pastebin leak which was posted in December of last year. Everything here lines up with the specs Cerny detailed today + some more rumored stuff like extra tier of PS Plus.
https://pastebin.com/PY9vaTsR
Obviously it's nothing set in stone or anything but it's interesting to take a look with what we know now. I wouldn't put it past Polyphony to get GT7 out for the PS5, especially since they've been demoing their ray-tracing tech recently.
I do think the whole remaster thing does put some doubt on this leak though considering the PS5 will be backwards compat with the PS4.
can you guys just use your brains?
he says he has dev kits but doesn't know the speed of the CPU, and then comes up with GTA6 in 2020 lmao ugh
please, I beg you
I hope Neil doesn't see that post. That would not motivate me if I was making a game lmao.
I think the juggernaut The Last of Us doesn't care about these games, especially Control with an August release date, Cuphead and Gears not being on PS4
So there I am reading a random, procrastinatory BBC article and guess who shows up. Looks like Cory's on his way to becoming a household name now:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-47961354
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-47961354
I agree, unless it's launching near Cyberpunk. Then again, CDPR probably doesn't want to launch Cyberpunk near TLOU2 either.
The Last of Us Part II absolutely can stand its ground regardless of when it releases. 17 million is a really good sales number and the game is massively hyped by millions
It can stand its ground but it won't be dominating the conversation if another huge AAA game launches at the same time, that's what I'm saying. Both of those titles should have their own moments.
Is it common for collectors editions of games like Days Gone to not ship until the day the game is released? You can have the regular version of the game show up to your door on the 26th but all the retailers I've seen that sell the collectors edition say that it doesn't ship until April 26th. It's out of stock at Amazon yet again and I wonder what's up with that. Are they so much more popular that it's selling like hotcakes and they can't keep up or are they limiting their own stock of the collectors edition? It seems to be available to order from all the other large retailers.
Wasn't there articles of Naughty Dog's insane crunch culture a while back? That could shorten a project if they've become used to it.
Edit: And a lot of outsourcing would help.
Cyberpunk 2077 is the one game that can match, and exceed TLOU Part II sales/reviews if it releases fall 2019.
So I've been thinking, and I think we might be seeing a new State of Play in May, with a focus on The Last of Us Part II and the new Call of Duty.
Benji already said he believes The Last of Us Part II is coming this fall or early 2020. If Sony is indeed looking to launch the game as early as this fall Sony will have to make an announcement really soon, and with them skipping E3 this year we can already rule that out. And when it comes to Call of Duty, we know an announcement is very close as Call of Duty games usually get revealed with a trailer near the end of April or the beginning of May. It is however unlikely that Activision will reveal the game then as Black Ops 4's new big update is scheduled to release then and Activision probably wants to avoid an overlap between the two. Pushing the reveal 1 or 2 weeks would put it at the middle of May.
Having a new State of Play with both The Last of Us Part II and the new Call of Duty would benefit Activision and Sony quite well. Activision would have a huge crowd of people who normally don't tune into Call of Duty reveals see the reveal trailer for the new Call of Duty, while Sony would have the Call of Duty crowd see a line-up of upcoming PlayStation 4 games including their next big blockbuster: The Last of Us Part II. Sony could alsot throw in Mark Cerny or someone like Shawn Layden to talk about the recent PS5 details in the Wired article, and throw in a few smaller games and VR games and you'd have an absolutely fantastic State of Play, it would basically be a prerecorded mini-E3.
Benji already said he believes The Last of Us Part II is coming this fall or early 2020. If Sony is indeed looking to launch the game as early as this fall Sony will have to make an announcement really soon, and with them skipping E3 this year we can already rule that out. And when it comes to Call of Duty, we know an announcement is very close as Call of Duty games usually get revealed with a trailer near the end of April or the beginning of May. It is however unlikely that Activision will reveal the game then as Black Ops 4's new big update is scheduled to release then and Activision probably wants to avoid an overlap between the two. Pushing the reveal 1 or 2 weeks would put it at the middle of May.
Having a new State of Play with both The Last of Us Part II and the new Call of Duty would benefit Activision and Sony quite well. Activision would have a huge crowd of people who normally don't tune into Call of Duty reveals see the reveal trailer for the new Call of Duty, while Sony would have the Call of Duty crowd see a line-up of upcoming PlayStation 4 games including their next big blockbuster: The Last of Us Part II. Sony could alsot throw in Mark Cerny or someone like Shawn Layden to talk about the recent PS5 details in the Wired article, and throw in a few smaller games and VR games and you'd have an absolutely fantastic State of Play, it would basically be a prerecorded mini-E3.
I think a State of Play in May is too early.
Sony wants to leave May to push Days Gone Imo.
First week of June, maybe 3 days before Microsoft E3.
Sony wants to leave May to push Days Gone Imo.
First week of June, maybe 3 days before Microsoft E3.
As far as Part II's development goes, Emilia Schatz (the co-lead game designer on the game) said that it initially went into development after the original completed. But then it was obviously put on hold as the team moved over to complete Uncharted 4. But then after that some went to make The Lost Legacy while others like Neil, Emilia, Anthony Newman (co-game director) and Richard Cambier (co-lead game designer) went back to working on Part II. So it's been in development longer than some think it has.
Amazon has been shit for almost every ps exclusive for awhile. It's why I went thru GameStop
I can't. I seriously can't. Evidence keeps piling up and I can't handle the idea that it's this year. Too many emotions!
I posted about this one last week. Neil Druckmann's brother was also posting about it on his LinkedIn.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/so...-were-skipping-3.88555/page-248#post-19790949
So he probably works at VASG studio, working on either The Last of Us Part II, Death Stranding or Ghost of Tsushima
But with recent hints, it's probably TLOU Part II, can't wait for the day the release date is confirmed, it will be fun
Wait, what studio is this again?
The game if from Naughty Dog, the studio is a visual arts studio.
Wish the character looked more like the actor lol. Getting rid of the cap would do wonders :P
Upcoming triple-A game in 2019? Hmmmm. I'm thinking it's one of the big three but if it's unannounced what the hell is Sony waiting for and why aren't they at E3?
The biggest publishers announce and release AAA games within 6 months of each other every year, there's no reason why Sony can't do it here, and a state of play accomplishes everything an E3 press event would, but perfectly presented the way they want and at a fraction of the cost.
The thing is Sony operates differently than a lot of publishers lately, by announcing big titles at least two years in advance.... however, they did reveal projects at State of Play that were closer to release, so who knows.
Cool that it's crowded as hell for you, but that's pretty damn weak for the second half of a year. We need more big hitters in 2019 for sure.
Hmm, given the info they talked about on Spider-Man in the Wired article I wonder if Spider-Man 2 will have a full sized Manhattan instead of the truncated one we got. The part about unlocking Spider-Mans web slinging speed to "fighter jet" levels means one could traverse a full sized Manhattan very quickly, so having the map be too big shouldn't be a problem.
Also the whole thing about being able to load world assets so much faster has be VERY excited about what could be done in Horizon 2. I really hope they'll let us fly so we can take in the entire glorious world from high above.
Also the whole thing about being able to load world assets so much faster has be VERY excited about what could be done in Horizon 2. I really hope they'll let us fly so we can take in the entire glorious world from high above.
5 games I'll be playing for sure? I'll take it. It's not like last year was much better. Again, I personally don't feel like I need TLOU2 this year, but it's just me.
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