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(06-19-2011, 04:04 PM)
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Sony Spain talks PlayStation 4 [Yoshida: Better Visuals The "Gene" Of PlayStation]
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Update:
Yoshida has weighed in on the PlayStation brand as a whole.
Originally Posted by Kotaku:
Original: SCE executive (James Armstrong, VP SCEE, CEO SCE Spain+Portugal) made a much clear statement about the PS4 graphics. How do you imagine the next-gen, better graphics, new controls or both? - It's difficult to say now. I don't believe we are going to have a console with much better graphics than the ones the PS3 offers now. I think the future will be in offering the best and most accessible experiences to consumers. The target will be to expand the gaming population and to try to design games for women. My English isn't very good and it will take me more time than I would liked to translate properly the whole interview. Highlight of Sony E3 conference? - PS Vita, great controls for everyone. Highlight of PSV? - Controls give a lot of authenticity to games, great experience. PSV target? - Gamers 14-30 years old looking for a true handheld experience. PS3 10 years plan? - PS3 = 299€, Playstation consoles left market at 99€ or 149€, lots of time ahead. Wii U will launch next year, does it accelerate PS4 launch? - PS3 has lots of life, they expect to sell 500k in Spain this year and become the best selling console of the year. (2010 Spanish sales= Wii > 700.000, PS3 ~600,000, DS > 500.000, 360 <300,000 ) - Good luck to Nintendo, it's good for the industry, they will have to show they are bringing something new. Nintendo has a different target , Playstation = gamers and casuals, Wii = families. PSP plans? - 129€ good price for boys and girls 6-14 years old. Spanish developed gameslike Cars 2, Geronimo Stilton and Mistery Squad will launch this year. 3D and Sony, new standard or fad? -Sony has bet on 3D a long time ago, videogames will be very important, new HDTVs makes difficult for families to buy a new 3DTV, it will take time but all TVs will be 3D. How do you imagine the next-gen, better graphics, new controls or both? - It's difficult to say now. I do not think we are going to have a console with much better graphics than the ones PS3 offers now. I think the future will be in offering the best and most accessible experiences to consumers. The target will be to expand gaming population and to try to design games for women. - Lots of market research = women want a Playstation, but there aren't games for them. Online and digital downloads have to evolve too. Don't expect too much on next-gen graphics. Sony plans for women? - It's important to expand gaming population, focus on males=selling only to a half of the market. Will digital downloads kill physical media? - No, physical media has lots of advantages for consumers. Digital sales will increase. Digital sales help avoiding piracy? - PSN sales have no piracy, helps because there's a lot of piracy, PSP for example, LOTS of piracy in Spain. PS3 piracy damaged Sony benefits? - Yes. Lack of piracy is very good. High risk industry, high development costs. Lessons learned from PSN outage? - Learned a lot, no product 100% secure, contracted best companies to help us, no fraud detected because of hacked PSN. Source in Spanish:http://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/artic...p-sony-europa/
Last edited by Nirolak; 06-22-2011 at 08:31 AM.
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(06-21-2011, 06:29 AM)
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Sony Spain talks about the focus of the PlayStation 4
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Point of interest:
Originally Posted by James Armstrong, vice president of Sony Entertainment Europe and CEO of the company for Spain and Portugal:
Originally Posted by Jack Tretton, president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment of America:
Last edited by Corto; 06-21-2011 at 09:56 PM.
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(06-21-2011, 06:32 AM)
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#15
Fuck that shit...
Guess I'm sticking solely with PC gaming next gen. |
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(06-21-2011, 06:33 AM)
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#22
That's one way to screw up with the one audience that made you successful. I'm fine with having some 1st party games that cater to casuals, but why shape everything around that casual market that you won't even get and end up pissing off the audience that you actually do have?
I don't think I'd be willing to shell out big money unless it was a big improvement. Otherwise, my current PC will do just fine then. |
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(06-21-2011, 06:34 AM)
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#31
How soon can I preorder a 720?
Edit:
Originally Posted by Sethos:
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(06-21-2011, 06:35 AM)
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#35
Nintendo redeemed possibly.
What I want to know is if tech were to significantly improve, would that cause a significant development cost increase like we saw happen this generation? If so, I'd rather have a smaller incremental improvement, as I'm sure most developers would. Higher costs means bigger risks which is what the gaming industry doesn't need. |
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There's a duck in the room
There's a duck i-OWWWW (06-21-2011, 06:36 AM)
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FUCK THE CASUALS.
There I said it. How likely are they to buy new console anyway? There's a reason why they're called 'the casuals' and that's because they don't actually play game that often. So what reason would there be for them to buy new console when they already have what they have now?
Last edited by Replicant; 06-21-2011 at 06:43 AM.
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(06-21-2011, 06:36 AM)
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#41
Originally Posted by Takao:
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(06-21-2011, 06:37 AM)
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#42
Originally Posted by Slime:
Because I, for one, welcome our new Steam overlords. |
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(06-21-2011, 06:37 AM)
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#45
Why do people for some reason think that just because a company appeals to one demographic, they will somehow completely abandon their current one?
And going with tech not that much more powerful than the PS3? Is this really that surprising given the industries current situation? Also...Microsoft is the savior? Really? Did anybody even watch there E3 press conference this year or last? Either way, I'll enjoy my gaming PC whatever goes down.
Last edited by Flying_Phoenix; 06-21-2011 at 06:41 AM.
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(06-21-2011, 06:38 AM)
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Heh.
I mean, whatever, if they go that route then I'll probably have one less console that I'm tempted to buy when the next gen starts. I don't hate stuff like motion controls and casual gaming but I've learned that it's something that only really provides a temporary distraction for me, I'd rather spend the big money on something that can better satisfy my interests. |