They revealed Ghost gameplay at E3 tho. I'm excited to see them expand tho and go more in depth, not sure if we'll be getting that at VGA tho.
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We've seen the horse, climbing and grappling hook, what else are they gonna offer? They already said there won't be supernatural elements as far as I know so not much else left to do.
based on previous shows, it will be between 2-3 hours.
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hm 3 hours is pretty long. Im probably gonna skip the show and watch the highlights tomorrow.
thanks for the info guys
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I just mean I want to see more of it. I was blown away when I found out their E3 reveal was a fucking side mission. DS, I want to know as little as possible. After explorer video from E3, I'm done watching it.
They're trying to make a realistic samurai game, not fuckin Ninja Gaiden, I think it's safe to say most of that stuff won't be in there. I think it's a good thing, they're going out of their comfort zone and doing something very different.
Sony had a number of different teams at their Liverpool campus, including Liverpool Studio, XDev, Q&A, etc. But yeah, Liverpool Studio was the only one that was closed down.
I guess I would just rather Sucker Punch not be wasted on the bland "REALISM" kick the industry seems to have nowadays. I loved the inFamous games because they were a joy to just play. Getting around the game world was always entertaining, and even if the individual games (particularly Second Son) may have had their disappointing elements, at their worst they were still fun games to get around the game world and play around in.
Tsushima looks like the opposite of that, and it disappoints me to see it. It just looks like every other "graphics and presentation first, gameplay distant second" game we're seeing nowadays.
Huge props to Sucker Punch for Tsushima's art direction.
The graphics, details, colors, atmosphere, the wind, the leaves, etc.
Looking forward to see more of it.
Hopefuly maybe at TGA. ._.
The graphics, details, colors, atmosphere, the wind, the leaves, etc.
Looking forward to see more of it.
Hopefuly maybe at TGA. ._.
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Which games are graphics and presentation first, gameplay "distant second"? What makes you think Sucker Punch is making gameplay "second"? Furthermore, what makes you think games need super powers or to high fiction to have good gameplay?
I'm guessing you haven't played most of the big games in a long time because what you said is far from the reality, most of the big games nowadays are focusing more and more on combat besides the story.
Just in time for a totally new WipEout on PS5... A man can dream, right?
Don't see your quote but I am sure who it is :D
Not unrealistic because Wipeout is amazing especially in VR and I bet Sony will make a new one for PSVR2/TV :)
Plodding around an over-large open world map on a horse and then getting killed in one or two hits by a random doofus with a sword or an arrow to the back and then having to reload from a checkpoint doesn't sound fun in any way. Maybe this is just a fundamental disconnect between the ways you and I enjoy games, but I just find absolutely nothing appealing about the gameplay framework they've set up so far. Maybe there's more to it than we've been shown, but "we made open world Bushido Blade" is just the opposite of interesting to me because Bushido Blade was a terrible game.
I am a big fan of Sucker Punch's earlier games, and acting like I'm somehow being irrational for hoping that they carry on some of the things they're best at in their new game feels a bit silly to me.
Oh, I thought Ryan was that until he moved up, and thought Denny was VP of WWS Europe and now moved up to the head position. :P
This.
So excited for that game.
Yeah, having two styles in the game is gonna be really neat.I'm particularly excited at the prospect of having two gameplay approach
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Do we know any of this? I mean, you have no idea if the map is "over-large". Do you know that one or two hits is a death blow? Do you know these things, or are you extrapolating from a few key words in interviews that paint a vague idea of what mechanics will be at play? We know exceptionally little about the gameplay frame work.
We know that combat can be stealth, we know that you can accomplish one hit kills on enemies at given moments, and we know you'll be able to block and exchange blows with your sword. These could all be incredibly fun mechanics with a lot of divergent paths as you progress and unlock different skills...but trying to paint a picture this early when details are so scarce seems a bit strange to me.
It's not irrational, it's just assumption. You're assuming that since it isn't a fantasy title, but is instead grounded a bit more in reality, that it will suck (to you). That seems like a reach. Maybe just wait for more details and information and then start to form these conclusions and have these discussions.
While it's obvious and perfectly fine that you can be wary of the gameplay shown so far, we really know little about this game and its gameplay systems. Or the exploration, for that manner (and the things they talked about last year were, at least, encouraging if anything).
You can reduce any game/gameplay loop to a ridiculously unfair description, especially if you're already pissed that they're not really catering to your tastes (again, understandable in a way, but still unfair).
I'm so happy that Ghost of Tsushima exists. I don't know if it's going to be a good or a great game, but it definitely doesn't seem to just be another "muh realism" game, which is a silly complaint I feel. I enjoyed the inFAMOUS games quite a bit, but fuck no, I don't want them working on that series forever, nor not taking chances and risks.
You can reduce any game/gameplay loop to a ridiculously unfair description, especially if you're already pissed that they're not really catering to your tastes (again, understandable in a way, but still unfair).
I'm so happy that Ghost of Tsushima exists. I don't know if it's going to be a good or a great game, but it definitely doesn't seem to just be another "muh realism" game, which is a silly complaint I feel. I enjoyed the inFAMOUS games quite a bit, but fuck no, I don't want them working on that series forever, nor not taking chances and risks.
While I'd agree the Infamous games were really fun to play, personally I feel like Sucker Punch's best games have been the first games in their series (Sly 1 and Infamous 1), where there's a lot of rough edges but also a lot of creativity. After those they seemed to refine those series more and more and they got blander and blander with each new installment (though I will say Festival of Blood was a really cool and creative experiment). So them doing something new, even if it doesn't have Infamous' fun traversal, is extremely exciting to me.
Also, I'm really not sure where you're getting the idea enemies will take a dozen hits to kill but you'll die in only one. We haven't seen anywhere near enough gameplay to come away with those impressions and going by how secretive Sucker Punch are being about it, I'm guessing what we've seen might not be representative of the final product. Having said that, assuming the combat system is good, I'd be pretty stoked for a one hit kill mode. I've never played Bushido Blade but one hit kill mode in Way of the Samurai is. Fucking. Amazing.
Noooo, Jim Ryan became head of SIE Europe in 2011, after Andrew House was promoted to SIE CEO. Pretty sure he comes from a business or marketing background too, nothing to do with game development.
Oh that's it, I knew he was business/marketing, I think that's where I was mixing it up yesterday. SIE Europe and SIE WWS Europe.
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i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
What do guys say?
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It's cool, a bit weird that the beginning of 'Playstation' is on a character though. Also, of you wanna make it more modern, the logo should be white (but i like the old nostalgia logo tbh)i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
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i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
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Terrible. Shameful.
Is what I would say if I were a bad person. xD
I like it! Wouldn't mind seeing a couple others (some driver or car from Gran Turismo, or a sleeper like a Resogun and a Resogun ship) but this is some good stuff, yo.
Trico be eating up that color on the bottom left. Keeps pulling my toward it.i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
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you're one of the good guys xD
Yeah in the case i use it , i would add some more characters
yeah that was the idea - mix it with some nostalgia
the characters on the logo needs to be corrected yeah.
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Use this one:i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
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;)
Saw this in the Death Stranding thread, looks like Norman Reedus is almost done with mo-cap and he expects the game to release early 2019 (which sounds quite doubtful to me) https://www.reddit.com/r/DeathStran...foglers_podcast_with_norman_reedus_interview/
Okay, if you're a fan of that mode in WotS I can totally understand why you're hyped. I could never manage it in those games, I'd always get nicked by some minor attack and drop dead and lose everything, hah.
The only game I can think of that pulls this kind of crap is everyone's favourite game Bloodborne (minus the horse).
The lack of diversity among 1st-Party characters is so disappointing.
It's basically a bunch of white people and then some anthropomorphic mascots.
Shit makes no sense given how global the PS brand is.
It's basically a bunch of white people and then some anthropomorphic mascots.
Shit makes no sense given how global the PS brand is.
i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
What do guys say?
i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
What do guys say?
Looks good but I can see no Wipeout ship :/
GoT's Jin and Atoi from Tearaway should also be on the pic.
i tried to make this for the new thread as a intro...but i don't really like it.
What do guys say?
I doff my cap to you for including the top-tier likes of Toro, Kat, Trico and Connor, but then you instantly undo all your good work by inserting that... abomination, slap bang in the middle.
And no, I'm not talking about Joel.
The Tweet that ND sent out saying that it wouldn't be at the TGA's has 17k likes and the tweet Neil sent out in reply saying that they can't wait for us to see what they have is at nearly 10k.
My TGA hype absolutely died when I read that tweet... but I am glad they announced it early they wouldnt be there because I was like 100% sure we would get a Joel reveal trailer
Will today be the day I get my dream announcement?
A full blown remake of Demon's Souls made by Bluepoint.
Going to say a prayer to The Maiden in Black before bed. Hopefully my wish comes true!
A full blown remake of Demon's Souls made by Bluepoint.
Going to say a prayer to The Maiden in Black before bed. Hopefully my wish comes true!
As long as we get the Sixth Archstone reconstructed and some of the kinks in the game design (Tendencies, especially) ironed out.
Yeah, on the one hand I think it's smart getting ahead of these things if you know your game is particularly high on the trailer demand list and you're not going to be in a show. Though it also makes sense that it's tricky. Since by doing that, you potentially spoil when you will be in a show in the future.
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