Shpeshal Nick
aka Collingwood
God of War-ish. Looks cool.
I love how there are only 6,400+ views, 3 likes and no comments.
Seriosuly I don't know if you guys know about this, but most Chinese gamers absolutely don't care about console AAA gaming, it's been that way since 10 years ago when I was studying in Shenzhen.
They have been playing F2P online games for more than 10 years, and it's hardwired in their taste of gaming. Even when they play AAA games they just download them instead of buying them, most of the time with translation mod installed.
It has been this way for years, games didn't sold well in China not because no one play them, but because no one actually buy them.
My friend in middle school , who is from 杭州 (don't know the name in English), have never spend a dime on games in his entire life, and now he is in China e-sports. Crazy.
Seriously, China don't care.
Maybe that's because it was never properly introduced or rather couldn't be propery introduced?
I love how there are only 6,400+ views, 3 likes and no comments.
Seriosuly I don't know if you guys know about this, but most Chinese gamers absolutely don't care about console AAA gaming, it's been that way since 10 years ago when I was studying in Shenzhen.
They have been playing F2P online games for more than 10 years, and it's hardwired in their taste of gaming. Even when they play AAA games they just download them instead of buying them, most of the time with translation mod installed.
It has been this way for years, games didn't sold well in China not because no one play them, but because no one actually buy them.
My old friend in middle school , who is from 杭州 (don't know the name in English), have never spend a dime on games in his entire life, and now he is in China e-sports. Absolutely crazy.
Seriously, China don't care.
I for one look forward to Call of Duty: Black Ops Oh Wow They Just Took A Plane To China We Need To Go To China Too Oh Look New Chinese Teammates Man China Is So Great Product Placement.It might be pure, unfounded fear but i'm actually quite scared of the impact chinese money could have on AAA development, making it even more expensive and risk-averse than today. Kinda like the impact it had on football.
I'm actually at ChinaJoy right now, I'll probably do a write up about the convention after it's done. It's getting bigger and bigger each year, but this year especially, there seems to be a lot more indie guys showing up. The bigger companies are also starting to venture into "single" player games, since many game developers here believe WeGame from Tencent will be a hit.
So I think you'll probably be seeing a lot more Chinese titles in the future. And a lot of them are pretty diverse, not the Three Kingdoms or Journey to the West derivatives. Take the title I'm working on, My Time at Portia, if I didn't tell you, you probably wouldn't guess it's a Chinese title. A lot of the other Chinese games I've heard of or seen are like that. Anyway, I'll have more when I do the write up, a lot of interesting stuff here.
Definitely before, because Trunks was the one to bring it to the past to begin with.
It might be pure, unfounded fear but i'm actually quite scared of the impact chinese money could have on AAA development, making it even more expensive and risk-averse than today. Kinda like the impact it had on football.
Unless it's a Switch-launch Unity game.HexaDrive are good with tech aspects.
If the game turns out well, hopefully it's not download only.A leading independent Chinese game company, Oasis Games prides itself on serving as an ambassador for China's massive gaming community to the West with its strategic business endeavors. Established in 2011, Oasis Games was one of the first publishers in China to deliver online games to overseas markets, currently reaching over 100 million players in 70 countries. The company continues its pioneering presence as the first, and currently sole, strategic publishing partner of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) Shanghai for the overseas publishing market—uniquely positioning Oasis Games to bring high quality Chinese games to PlayStation® players worldwide. Its blockbuster online RPG, Legend Online has attracted over 50 million players in China and Naruto Online, the official RPG browser game of the Naruto franchise has amassed a global following. The award-winning exploration adventure game, KOI, was Oasis Games' PlayStation®4 console debut for the western market.
Secondly, it's weird that Oasis Games would handle WW distribution when SIE's already established that side of business.
Can't find an official trailer upload on the SIE Japan or Asia YouTube channels or Oasis Games' site.
Maybe they'll post on the blog here eventually: http://en.console.oasgames.com/blog
edit: About Oasis Games
If the game turns out well, hopefully it's not download only.
So right now, we don't know about a western release? The page translation is pretty rough. =P
《大圣归来》IP授权方十月文化将负责监修,而绿洲游戏则负责游戏在海内外的发行
http://www.acfun.cn/a/ac3878895
Man, they really love the Monkey King in China.
They already had many movies and TV series & they're still pumping them out like crazy. And now even video games.
HexaDrive are now openly recruiting for MKHiB staff.
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://hexadrive.jp/recruit/career_n/
Oh, nice. I didn't know Sony Japan is helping.
http://www.dualshockers.com/monkey-king-hero-back-confirmed-western-release-ps4/Today Oasis Games reached out with a press release, confirming that the game will be released in the west, exclusively for PS4,
Great news!
According to dualshockers it's the highest grossing film in the history of China at its releaseHexa Drive hasn't had a big original project in a while, mostly it's been doing remasters and assistance work, but when you look at stuff like EX Troopers (too bad we can't...) and Third Birthday, I think they're a good choice beyond their technical prowess. Plus having Japan Studio oversee the title seems like a strong partnership. Good luck!
Interesting that, even though it's a Chinese company doing a major franchise project (though I'm not sure how big this Netflix Monkey King is?), they chose a Japanese studio to make the game. China is rising in game development staff, but I think they made a good choice not trying to get a homegrown studio to get this game done.
According to dualshockers it's the highest grossing film in the history of China at its release
Mmm not sure it just said based of the 2015 movie directed by tian xiao pengHmmm .. are they not confusing this with the 2014 movie (which starred Donnie Yen, and had a 3D sequel didn't have Yen?)
Mmm not sure it just said based of the 2015 movie directed by tian xiao peng
Not familiar with it tho
http://www.dualshockers.com/monkey-king-hero-back-confirmed-western-release-ps4/
No wonder they're going all out with marketing and custom ps4'sYeah, they're right, I'm wrong. I guess EVERY Monkey King movie breaks all box-office records in China...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_King:_Hero_Is_Back
(*It helps when you cast Jackie Chan as your star, for sure...)
Lots going on there lol.Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Asia, October Media, and Oasis Games announced Monkey King: Hero Is Back The Game for PlayStation 4 during Sonys ChinaJoy 2017 press conference.
The game, which is based on the 2015 animated movie of the same name, is developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment and Hexa Drive, supervised by IP holder October Media, and will be distributed worldwide by Oasis Games.
Described as a monster-slaying adventure, players will be able to play as Monkey King or Jiang Lieur, and experience the story of the movie alongside new chapters and enemies, as well as unique levels.
In China, Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Asia will release a commemorative PlayStation 4 top cover themed after the upcoming game.
Yeah, they're right, I'm wrong. I guess EVERY Monkey King movie breaks all box-office records in China...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_King:_Hero_Is_Back
(*It helps when you cast Jackie Chan as your star, for sure...)
(**EDIT** Damn me! I'm wrong again, Jackie only did the English dub, looks like Lei Zhang starred as the Monkey King in the Chinese release.)
Movie trailer is below, for those like me not up on the film (it has the same title, Monkey King: Hero is Back) that the game is spun off from:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v33o9deALkA
No wonder they're going all out with marketing and custom ps4's