Lol we got the Same shit aside from suckerpunch(hold that L now)
I'll give it back to you when 2018 rolls around.
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Sony Playstation: First Party Studios & their Current Projects
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I'll give it back to you when 2018 rolls around.
Blackleg-sanji1
Banned
When that suckerpunch trailer rolls around with a 2018 at the end mmmm mmmI'll give it back to you when 2018 rolls around.
Yea yea delay it ain't happening
HeisenbergWW62
Banned
I promised sanji I would stop shoving it down his throat but fuck it #SPis2019
Blackleg-sanji1
Banned
Drifting because I think me and you are the only ones to believe get in here
I could see SP either 2018 or 2019. Both feel totally plausible to me. Honestly, a surprise release this year like Dreams or Detroit feels plausible as well.
But this generation has taught me to be conservative with my release window predictions, hence why I think 2019 is more likely. Bloodborne and LBP3 were the only games with a short window from announcement to release.
But this generation has taught me to be conservative with my release window predictions, hence why I think 2019 is more likely. Bloodborne and LBP3 were the only games with a short window from announcement to release.
nimbusstev
Neo Member
I was curious about this and looked into it. So Kojima didn't say that Death Stranding would release before the new Akira movie comes out. He said that the game would come out before the year that the original Akira is set in (which is 2019).
There is in fact a live action Akira in production (and they probably want to target a 2019 release to coincide with the setting of the original), but that project is in limbo so that movie's release wouldn't make a very good milestone for Death Stranding.
TheRealTalker
Banned
Nami said she will never forgive him
You guys are embarrassing yourselves with this notion that Sucker Punch's new IP is in 2018. #SPis2019
DriftingSpirit
Member
They won't win.
LiquidSolid
Member
You mean #TeamRight? If Sucker Punch's new IP were coming out next year, Sony would've announced it already. You know, like their other two upcoming open world games: Spider-Man and Days Gone.
2blackcats
Member
#SPis2017
I'll get my coat.
I'll get my coat.
travisbickle
Member
Some Nobody
Junior Member
They've got to eventually get a game's reveal schedule right instead of just showing off games that aren't due for years.
Toss in Uncharted Lost Legacy for 2017 cause why not?
phantasmic_glaive
Member
Nami said she will never forgive him
Dead dead dead!! Lol
Props on the MOTM2 avatar. Cudi was my shit back in college.
LiquidSolid
Member
In our dreams, every game is a 2017 game.
They've got to eventually get a game's reveal schedule right instead of just showing off games that aren't due for years.
If what they're doing now is getting it wrong, I'm not sure getting it right is a good idea.
LightOfTruth
Member
Its really gonna suck if some of these studios only get one game out before the generation is over.
Triggerhappytel
Member
Infamous: Second Son was early 2014. It's very unlikely the full development team was needed for First Light, as the world was already complete. If their next game comes out in 2018 that gives them potentially upwards of 4.5 years for development, or if we count First Light then it's 4 whole years (or a little more). That's not unrealistic.
Also in the Sucker Punch 2018 crew. Only reason I would have doubts is because Spider-Man, GoW, Days Gone, Detroit could all be 2018 too so they put it out in Feb '19 instead (where they may have nothing for the early year period). So yeah, I thoroughly believe the game will be done by late 2018, just given a couple extra months because there's no need to rush it out.
McMoneyman
Member
Does anyone know why Sony stopped putting their "Sony Computer Entertainment/Sony Interactive Entertainment" logo on the cover of the their first party games?
LastMinuteHero
Member
Not sure what you mean cause it's on the back cover of horizon albeit a small one though
Savantcore
Unconfirmed Member
I met Nate Fox just before the launch of Second Son and he mentioned how much he hated this gif haha
Edit: Exactly 3 years ago today actually, according to my Facebook memories. What a coincidence.
McMoneyman
Member
Triggerhappytel
Member
I noticed this a couple of days ago too. It's nice that they've giving devs like From, Naughty Dog and Media Molecule sole credit, but it seems a bit inconsistent as on some they don't feature any dev or publisher logo (e.g. Gravity Rush 2, PS VR Worlds).
Better to have less clutter obstructing the cover art, as far as I'm concerned.
wapplew
Member
Famous studio is more marketable I guess. Sorry Japan studio and London studio...
Sucker Punch's new IP is 2019, along with Death Stranding and The Last Of Us Part II making a great ''swan song year'' for the PS4
that did hurt
Nah, he said action adventure
that did hurt
Gravity Rush is awesome
Nah, he said action adventure
HeisenbergWW62
Banned
Unfortunately that's probably gonna happen with Santa Monica, Bend, Polyphony, and Media Molecule. If only SSM's new IP worked out they probably would have gotten a sequel in for 3 games this gen. That said, if PS5 is 2020 I could see any of them getting a second game in towards the end
Throw in the next R&C that I fully expect that year and, on paper, that's a better swan song than the PS3 had IMO
Blackleg-sanji1
Banned
finally someone else with some faith in days gone stick aroundSo regarding MM, we know studios get paid when they have their games on plus, right? Can we see this 2 past months as a way SONY has of helping MM? Or as something else?
Edit: Also wanted to say Days Gone will be the next Horizon...just watch
Corpsepyre
Banned
What if GoW is Fall 2017?!?
You bet! Got all my friends hyped too. Got 4 Horizon's sold this week and the new GoW and Day's Gone will be the next hype train we all get into toguether
Acquiescence
Member
Oh cool, I look forward to Gravity Rush 3. Hope it doesn't take too long!
I really think Days Gone is going to resonate with the mass market. I'm not expecting particularly massive numbers or anything but I honestly believe it's going to do well and surprise a lot of people.
It has a lot going for it that the greater gaming audience beyond GAF will probably be into: Open-world, guns, zombies. It's basically The Walking Dead meets Sons of Anarchy with World War Z style zombie hordes. I already know several people who game but aren't necessarily as "hardcore" as many of us on here and they were blown away by the demo. If it plays well, I think Sony has a sleeper hit on its hands.
It has a lot going for it that the greater gaming audience beyond GAF will probably be into: Open-world, guns, zombies. It's basically The Walking Dead meets Sons of Anarchy with World War Z style zombie hordes. I already know several people who game but aren't necessarily as "hardcore" as many of us on here and they were blown away by the demo. If it plays well, I think Sony has a sleeper hit on its hands.
If Bend nails the story like Guerrilla did, for sure.Edit: Also wanted to say Days Gone will be the next Horizon...just watch
Hah, I said the same thing when I played GR2. I was like wow, suddenly you can see that the guy who made Silent Hill also made this.
DriftingSpirit
Member
Yep, Gravity Rush 2 has those horror influences.
I never played the Siren games (are they good? I know at least some of them are on PSN) but I feel like a horror title from Toyama would be a pretty interesting addition to Sony's first party portfolio at this point in time. I mean, they did publish Until Dawn, but that game is rather meta and self-aware, and The Last of Us is more of a horror/action/stealth blend. A more pure horror experience would be neat to see. Though I understand Toyama seems more interesting in action/adventure at the moment.
Isn't the rumor that Toyama's next game is a horror game? At this point I wouldn't be surprised if he started helping out at Kojima Productions on making the horror elements of Death Stranding truly horrifying and disturbing. Might as well tap the mind behind Silent Hill and Siren.
AmuroChan
Member
We'll just agree to disagree. If Dreams bomb, I'll be worried about them. As I said, I LOVE MM and don't want them to close down, but if they're not generating a profit for Sony, I don't see Sony keeping their doors open just because they helped Kaz with a presentation a couple years ago. We'll see in time.
DriftingSpirit
Member
Nah, he said he is currently working on an action/adventure game.
Ahh damn I'd love to see another Horror game from him. A Siren game with a focus on VR with the whole sight jacking mechanic would give people some fucking heart attacks!
phantasmic_glaive
Member
You don't let a studio like MM go. Flops or not.
The only real flop they've had is Tearaway, and it was still critically acclaimed. So they did their job, Sony didn't do theirs.
AmuroChan
Member
I don't disagree with you. MM is a special studio, but it's still owned by by a publicly traded corporation. So if the game bombs because Sony fucked up marketing the game and their shareholders demand someone to take the blame, it's not going to be the Sony execs that take the fall but the studio. Also, I didn't suggest MM is in danger after Tearaway. I said MM could be in danger if Dreams bomb, which would make it two flops commercially in a row. Again, my original comment was regarding which 1st party studio is in most danger to be shut down next. So if you disagree about MM, that's perfectly fine, but do share what studio you think is in more danger and we can have a conversation about it.