Possibly Battlefield 5? Both Hardline and Battlefront had Sony deals.And if WB has anything big coming out, that one probably as well.
Yes, I agree. Great for the people who get it "early," but annoying for the rest.The 30 day COD map pack thing was always bullshit as far as I'm concerned
Timed exclusive
IIRC, there was talk of it hitting PC at the same time as PS4, or very shortly after.
There's been basically no talk of it coming to any other console though.
.The days of a platform holder working in isolation are long-gone."
Yes, I agree. Great for the people who get it "early," but annoying for the rest.
So it's not a possible outcome for Sony's traditional game development to be affected by some first parties focusing on VR over traditional games? Sorry, but when I see Sony looking for third party deals, I get reminded of this summer/fall where they had no heavy hitters of their own.
Means no more money for marketing their own smaller games again :/
Yes, I agree. Great for the people who get it "early," but annoying for the rest.
Highlight third party AAA games while first party focuses on VR?
If this is true, then I'm not sure how I feel about Sony's priorities.
It is. Used to irk me seeing Don Mattrick stand there smugly announcing it. Now Sony's dong the same thing with the timed DLC stuff, it's shit in my opinion but if it's helping them move software and hardware they won't care.
Poor Tearaway
Highlight third party AAA games while first party focuses on VR?
If this is true, then I'm not sure how I feel about Sony's priorities.
Of course they won't. It's business after all, the only thing Sony and MS care is your wallet
I have been saying this. If PS4 still holds strong this holiday with no exclusives, Sony wont battle against TP giants and wont put the exclusives in october/november in the coming years. This is how I feel at least
I worry for Gravity Rush.
I don't like the the whole "pay money to keep content away from other platforms" thing. It doesn't add value to their customers and instead takes away value from others. To be clear I'm not talking about paying money to make indie ports happen on PS4, that's cool they should continue doing that. I'm talking about paying money to secure extra stuff from AAA games that would happen regardless.
"Play the exclusive Assassin's Creed Rosie O'Donnell mission only on Playstation."
So it's not a possible outcome for Sony's traditional game development to be affected by some first parties focusing on VR over traditional games? Sorry, but when I see Sony looking for third party deals, I get reminded of this summer/fall where they had no heavy hitters of their own.
Of course but all I ask for is a little consistency with this sort of stuff. I agreed with the criticism MS got for it, money that could of went into something more productive long term and the only ones I have saw in the media pull Sony up over this is Metro and their interview with Jim Ryan. If it's bad for one it should be bad for the other, that's all I'm saying.
Means no more money for marketing their own smaller games again :/
Great news. With several first party games, third party should give them a constant monthly stream of the best games available.
2016 will be a huge year for PS4 and its owners.
3rd party deals were very lucrative for Sony. They've really been picking the winners since before the sales gap was so large.
Watch Dogs, Destiny, Arkham Knight partnerships have all lead to sales boosts to Sony's platform despite being multiplatform.
In comparison MS had deals for COD:Ghosts and AW, Evolved, Madden, and Assassins Creed Unity... Not exactly titles that got people excited
I don't like the the whole "pay money to keep content away from other platforms" thing. It doesn't add value to their customers and instead takes away value from others. To be clear I'm not talking about paying money to make indie ports happen on PS4, that's cool they should continue doing that. I'm talking about paying money to secure extra stuff from AAA games that would happen regardless.
Of course but all I ask for is a little consistency with this sort of stuff. I agreed with the criticism MS got for it, money that could of went into something more productive long term and the only ones I have saw in the media pull Sony up over this is Metro and their interview with Jim Ryan. If it's bad for one it should be bad for the other, that's all I'm saying.
But it would be so much fun. You and Donald Trump fight to the death.I... don't think I wanna play a PS exclusive Rosie O'Donnell mission for Assassin's Creed ._.
I really don't understand what you said
That sounds nice and all, but if one party doesn't do the deal the other one will. It would be great if the practice ended, but it seems too ingrained now. These publishers expect assistance promoting their games.
Of course but all I ask for is a little consistency with this sort of stuff. I agreed with the criticism MS got for it, money that could of went into something more productive long term and the only ones I have saw in the media pull Sony up over this is Metro and their interview with Jim Ryan. If it's bad for one it should be bad for the other, that's all I'm saying.
I remember when Microsoft announced Rise of the Tomb Raider during E3 last year and i believe CD actually got death threats from people and in general people seemed mad at MS, but the thing is...Sony does exactly the same. Maybe even worse really.
It's all good with me though. Next year i'll be adding the PS4 as well and then i'm done. Well...unless NX is going to be worth it.