Sony E3 Conference 2015

What do you want from Sony's E3?


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+ Horizon
+ Uncharted 4
+ The Last Guardian
+ FFVII remake
+ Firewatch (I've been wishing it would come to consoles)
+ Dreams (seems intriguing, and the smoke effects looked great)
+ Arkham Knight (Scarecrow trailer looked positively nightmarish)
+ Media player update

- No Quantic Dream
- No GOW4
- No Man's Sky presentation failed to impress me as much as the previous ones.
- Rigs doesn't seem like my kind of game.
- While it's great Sony is helping Shenmue 3 to become reality, it really doesn't do anything for me, considering I've never played the previous ones.

Horizon and Uncharted 4 were definitely the stars of the show for me. Both looked absolutely jaw-dropping. It's kinda funny how different approach ND took with the presented gameplay material compared to that of Tomb Raider.


Overrated? Fucking backwards compatibility is overrated?

Wow.

It is to me. I had the 60GB PS3, and I only played three old games with it, one of them was from the PS2 era. I'd rather play noticeably improved remasters, if I'm going to revisit old games again, which is something I very rarily do. And I much rather spend my time playing new games, than old ones.

That being said, BC on the PS4 would be appreciated, as the PS3 is annoyingly slow to use compared to it, but I doubt I would have much of use for the feature.
 
I don't think that's being cynical, I think it's realistic. Sony really doesn't have shit to sell us this fall, and they had to show *something*, even if TLG looks like shit, Shenmue doesn't exist, and FF7 is a remake of an ancient JRPG. All three games are at least 18 months out, and that's being very generous.
Hmmm. You may have articulated why I was disappointed by the conference. They didn't show anything I'm interested in that will be arriving any time soon. I've been trying to reconcile my apathy with all the gushing praise people are giving the conference and I reckon that's largely it. All I really took from it is that Shenmue 3 is now on Kickstarter.
 
In your list, only Battlefront release this year.
Post like this is why "salt" is brought up. You realize everyone doesn't play 10-15 AAA games a year right? Think of the practical aspect of what MS is even doing. They are releasing forza halo TR and fable within what weeks of each other? How many are going to be busy with Fallout? Or battlefront which looks amazing, or Deatiny or Call of Duty? Why do we even want a ton of first party games for the end of the year? It does not make any sense, and if you ppl would get off the concept of it being a good thing to release a bunch of games in one quarter of the year, you'd see how foolish this notion is of PS4 not having anything for 2015.
 
I've had a day to digest it.

Sony's 2015 E3 Conference was the greatest conference - from any game company - ever.

The improbable/impossible barrage of The Last Guardian / Final Fantasy VII / Shenmue III will never be forgotten. Its a conference that made history. In years to come, people will still be talking about it.

Absolute magnificent bastards, the lot of them.
 
THIS JUST HAPPENED

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I've had a day to digest it.

Sony's 2015 E3 Conference was the greatest conference - from any game company - in history.

The improbably/impossible barrage of The Last Guardian / Final Fantasy VII / Shenmue III will never be forgotten. Its a conference that made history. In years to come, people will still be talking about it.

Absolute magnificent bastards, the lot of them.
I agree... It's unreal. Still pinching myself
 
expected it much earlier. Their last game came out in late 2011. So its already been almost 4 years.
not very efficient.
if they announce at e3 2016 they probably release in 2017. Thats 6 years of development then.

I expect it at the Paris event. Alongside whatever Quantic Dream is working on, a closer look at Dreams, and I'm not convinced that Guerrilla Cambridge has only been working on a Morpheus arena shooter.
 
I don't think that's being cynical, I think it's realistic. Sony really doesn't have shit to sell us this fall, and they had to show *something*, even if TLG looks like shit, Shenmue doesn't exist, and FF7 is a remake of an ancient JRPG. All three games are at least 18 months out, and that's being very generous.

Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

July:
GOW3 Remastered

August:
Until Dawn
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Volume

September:
Tearaway Unfolded
SOMA

October:
Uncharted Collection
Tales of Zestiria
Dragon Quest Heroes

Others likely for 2015 but not confirmed include Persona 5, Bloodborne DLC, Rime, Shadow of the Beast, The Tomorrow Children and probably others.
 
I don't think that's being cynical, I think it's realistic. Sony really doesn't have shit to sell us this fall, and they had to show *something*, even if TLG looks like shit, Shenmue doesn't exist, and FF7 is a remake of an ancient JRPG. All three games are at least 18 months out, and that's being very generous.

That said, the third party stuff like Fallout 4 and Battlefront is legit; since Sony is the marketshare leader, they can probably coast by this fall. The luxury of being #1, yo.

The "salt" comments are ridiculous, BTW. Some of us here have been playing videogames since the birth of the medium, and there's a maturity that comes along with that (i.e., not all of us break out the lotion and start going to town every time the hype train fires up). Particularly when it comes to Sony announcements; they are not a pub known for short lead times between game announcements and actual releases.
Lol. You realize outside halo none of ms exclusives ate going to sell consoles right? Ms doesn't have anything the rest of the year... you also know when someone gets a new console they can buy anything from the library right? Multiples will dominate the fall as will sony world wide. The fall list war is the most embarassing thing I've seen.

Why does only fall matter to some posters?
 
I've had a day to digest it.

Sony's 2015 E3 Conference was the greatest conference - from any game company - in history.

The improbably/impossible barrage of The Last Guardian / Final Fantasy VII / Shenmue III will never be forgotten. Its a conference that made history. In years to come, people will still be talking about it.

Absolute magnificent bastards, the lot of them.

The day will go down in history.
 
Hmmm. You may have articulated why I was disappointed by the conference. They didn't show anything I'm interested in that will be arriving any time soon. I've been trying to reconcile my apathy with all the gushing praise people are giving the conference and I reckon that's largely it. All I really took from it is that Shenmue 3 is now on Kickstarter.

That and Sony have a new found tendency to deliver on fan service.
Still, I think in years to come, you may look back on this as being above and beyond most conferences. Purely in terms of announcements. Unless you're anti-sony in some unfathomable way. Which I don't think you are.
 
Post like this is why "salt" is brought up. You realize everyone doesn't play 10-15 AAA games a year right? Think of the practical aspect of what MS is even doing. They are releasing forza halo TR and fable within what weeks of each other? How many are going to be busy with Fallout? Or battlefront which looks amazing, or Deatiny or Call of Duty? Why do we even want a ton of first party games for the end of the year? It does not make any sense, and if you ppl would get off the concept of it being a good thing to release a bunch of games in one quarter of the year, you'd see how foolish this notion is of PS4 not having anything for 2015.

I personally prefer the slow year long burn of Sony's approach rather than the stacked as hell Microsoft fall with a literal drought for the other 9 months.
 
I don't think that's being cynical, I think it's realistic. Sony really doesn't have shit to sell us this fall, and they had to show *something*, even if TLG looks like shit, Shenmue doesn't exist, and FF7 is a remake of an ancient JRPG. All three games are at least 18 months out, and that's being very generous.

That's how I feel. I mean I get people being excited over stuff they wanted for so long I do.
But it's not for me, and there's not really anything coming out for me this year for the PS4, so yeah I'm disapointed. Hope there will be some news about the Bloodborne expansion soon.
 
Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

July:
GOW3 Remastered

August:
Until Dawn
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Volume

September:
Tearaway Unfolded
SOMA

October:
Uncharted Collection
Tales of Zestiria
Dragon Quest Heroes

Others likely for 2015 but not confirmed include Persona 5, Bloodborne DLC, Rime, Shadow of the Beast, The Tomorrow Children and probably others.

Don't waste your time. He's already made up his mind. Using facts won't help. Sony is going into the next 6 months with absolutely nothing and the marketing deals for the biggest 3rd party games don't matter.
 
I don't think that's being cynical, I think it's realistic. Sony really doesn't have shit to sell us this fall, and they had to show *something*, even if TLG looks like shit, Shenmue doesn't exist, and FF7 is a remake of an ancient JRPG. All three games are at least 18 months out, and that's being very generous.

This is absolute hyperbolic bollocks.

That said, the third party stuff like Fallout 4 and Battlefront is legit; since Sony is the marketshare leader, they can probably coast by this fall. The luxury of being #1, yo.

The "salt" comments are ridiculous, BTW. Some of us here have been playing videogames since the birth of the medium, and there's a maturity that comes along with that (i.e., not all of us break out the lotion and start going to town every time the hype train fires up). Particularly when it comes to Sony announcements; they are not a pub known for short lead times between game announcements and actual releases.

And this reads like a "I don't know how much the rest of you know about Japanese culture (I'm an expert)..." parody.
 
Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

July:
GOW3 Remastered

August:
Until Dawn
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Volume

September:
Tearaway Unfolded
SOMA

October:
Uncharted Collection
Tales of Zestiria
Dragon Quest Heroes

Others likely for 2015 but not confirmed include Persona 5, Bloodborne DLC, Rime, Shadow of the Beast, The Tomorrow Children and probably others.

Persona 5 doesn't stand a chance of releasing this year. We haven't even seen gameplay. And I don't think it's PS4 having no games, more so that Xbox has Halo and Tomb Raider, while Sony really has nothing of that caliber.
 
Sony decided to play fairy godmother to all those gamer Cinderellas out there ha ha. FF VII remake, TLG and Shemue 3 all in one show. Great news for everyone holding out for that stuff.
 
I've had a day to digest it.

Sony's 2015 E3 Conference was the greatest conference - from any game company - ever.

The improbable/impossible barrage of The Last Guardian / Final Fantasy VII / Shenmue III will never be forgotten. Its a conference that made history. In years to come, people will still be talking about it.

Absolute magnificent bastards, the lot of them.

Yeah, it's definitely a pretty big press conference in the grand scheme of things. Like, I'm pretty sure it was their plan, but we'll be talking about this press conferences for fucking YEARS.

Also because the whole "SONY IS FUCKED THIS HOLIDAY" thing is so obviously not going to happen. Not sure what people were expecting when House said it himself a few weeks ago. They're betting on 3rd-party support this holiday and it's totally gonna work out for them because it has for the past 2 years. PS4 is gonna keep chugging along fine it's the XBOne and especially Wii U with backs against the wall if anything.

I'm actually more worried that Sony's gonna enter a comfort zone now. There are 2 sides of this coin. Sony playing it really relaxed and just going with the motion with the same usual franchises and 3rd-party exclusive stuff, and on the opposite side is Sony funding outrageous impossible shit like Grim Fandango.
 
That and Sony have a new found tendency to deliver on fan service.
Still, I think in years to come, you may look back on this as being above and beyond most conferences. Purely in terms of announcements. Unless you're anti-sony in some unfathomable way. Which I don't think you are.

sony's entire plan right now seems to be bathe in praise for announcements, kick the details into the long grass and when the final product drops, make sure they have another announcement lined up to distract everyone from the disappointment. it's a sales pitch, but they seem far more concerned with making forum headlines than giving me reasons to buy their console.

atleast bloodborne came through.
 
Crazy right. It's probably the best conference you're ever likely to see as three games the gaming world wanted to see for the past decade were revealed. You can't realistically top that.

This is what I don't understand from many of you, lol. It's obvious many poster on GAF are out of touch with the modern gaming landscape. Yeah, those 3 games are significant for enthusiasts who frequent gaming sites and message boards, but for the gaming landscape at large?

Younger gamers probably don't give much of a fuck about Shenmue 3 and FF VII. TLG is borderline, but Ueda games resonate for a niche portion of gamers to begin with. In fact, most people who joined the gaming landscape in the last few years don't have much of an attachment for eastern made game like those of us who grew up with older consoles like the Playstation, Genesis, Saturn, NES, SNES and N64. It's why you have enthusiasts screaming MEGATON when Nintendo announce Mother 1 for the Wii U VC while everyone else in the gaming world goes ?

Sony didn't "win" anything with this conference and I'm sure Shenmue 3 and TLG would / will be niche sellers at best. FF VII remake will fare better, but in 2015 you have wrpg like Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 which will move over 10+ million copies each (Fallout 4 might be another 20+ million seller for Bethesda) along with significant critical praise.
 
Persona 5 doesn't stand a chance of releasing this year. We haven't even seen gameplay. And I don't think it's PS4 having no games, more so that Xbox has Halo and Tomb Raider, while Sony really has nothing of that caliber.
A few months later they have uc4. TR will get decimated this fall...they have a ps4. Sony had nothing to worry about
 
The four Omega symbols at the end of the GoW3 HD trailer signify if we see a fourth entry it will be announced alongside/through a secret ending of that.

I missed that. Still, I would have liked to see some material about GOW4.



Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

People also overlook the fact, that there's a plenty of 3rd party multiplatform titles coming this year. There isn't a lack of games to play for those, who own only a single system.
 
I personally prefer the slow year long burn of Sony's approach rather than the stacked as hell Microsoft fall with a literal drought for the other 9 months.

So far, this generation has not been a long burn... It's been a few embers that we're all sitting around blowing on waiting for the major titles to drop.
 
These are my reactions to the conference - for what they are worth. I am not listing every game here, just what I wanted to comment on.

The Last Guardian - Excited to see this. It looked solid - not amazing, but I am completely down with an 'Ico 2' where you have a bird dog friend.

Horizon - Probably the highlight of the Sony show for me and one of the best new IP shown at E3 thus far. I was hoping for more first party reveals, especially since they won't be at Gamescom (right?).

FF7 Remake - This could be cool, but for me to be they would have to revamp the game mechanics as well as the graphics. Also the lack of any kind of game play or release time frame makes me think this is far off.

Shenmue 3 Kickstarter - It felt wrong to me that they put this on their stage. It is like they wanted to be associated with the property, but didn't want to invest in it. I am really happy for people who want this game that it was there, but I hope this doesn't become something that happens often. I enjoyed the originals when they came out, but I can't imagine I would want to play a new Shenmue game now. The old ones didn't age well for me. Hope I am wrong.

Firewatch - Very excited for this game. Seen enough, just want a release date.

No Mans Sky - Very excited for this as well. Also, just need a release date.

Uncharted 4 demo - Really solid gameplay demo. Interesting that they chose a car driving scene, but it worked really well.

Overall, a really solid conference. Didn't blow me away as it did many others, but a lot of the big hitting long awaited fan requests didn't make a huge impact on me. Also the lack of anything coming out in the foreseeable future is a bit of a downer. Would have loved to see some of the Witness.
 
Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

July:
GOW3 Remastered

August:
Until Dawn
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Volume

September:
Tearaway Unfolded
SOMA

October:
Uncharted Collection
Tales of Zestiria
Dragon Quest Heroes

Others likely for 2015 but not confirmed include Persona 5, Bloodborne DLC, Rime, Shadow of the Beast, The Tomorrow Children and probably others.

It's all about personal tastes. If I had my choice between that entire list of games or Tomb Raider, I would take Tomb Raider.
 
This is what I don't understand from many of you, lol. It's obvious many poster on GAF are out of touch with the modern gaming landscape. Yeah, those 3 games are significant for enthusiasts who frequent gaming sites and message boards, but for the gaming landscape at large?

Younger gamers probably don't give much of a fuck about Shenmue 3 and FF VII. TLG is borderline, but Ueda games resonate for a niche portion of gamers to begin with. In fact, most people who joined the gaming landscape in the last few years don't have much of an attachment for eastern made game like those of us who grew up with older consoles like the Playstation, Genesis, Saturn, NES, SNES and N64. It's why you have enthusiasts screaming MEGATON when Nintendo announce Mother 1 for the Wii U VC while everyone else in the gaming world goes ?

Sony didn't "win" anything with this conference and I'm sure Shenmue 3 and TLG would / will be niche sellers at best. FF VII remake will fare better, but in 2015 you have wrpg like Fallout 4 and Witcher 3 which will move over 10+ million copies each (Fallout 4 might be another 20+ million seller for Bethesda) along with significant critical praise.
I like how you ignore impressive uc4, Horizon showings compared to ms showings.
 
Persona 5 doesn't stand a chance of releasing this year. We haven't even seen gameplay. And I don't think it's PS4 having no games, more so that Xbox has Halo and Tomb Raider, while Sony really has nothing of that caliber.

I don't think TR is going to do much. It's a traditionally PlayStation franchise that sells really well in regions that Microsoft has no hope of competing in. Everyone will (rightfully) just wait for the PS4 port.

And as a guy that wants in on the Halo excitement, I've been convinced that the wait and see approach is best. What problems will we have at launch and how long will they take to fix (MCC is still broken, I hear)?

It's all about personal tastes. If I had my choice between that entire list of games or Tomb Raider, I would take Tomb Raider.

Well, you don't have to. You can have both since TR will hit PS4 in 6 months anyway.

But I also don't believe you
 
A few months later they have uc4. TR will get decimated this fall...they have a ps4. Sony had nothing to worry about

Tomb Raider comes out the same day as Fallout 4 right? I mean, i hope they didnt know about that beforehand because if they think Tomb Raider can compete with fallout 4 they might be insane...


Fallout 4 might be one of the most impressive things i have seen so far
 
That and Sony have a new found tendency to deliver on fan service.
Still, I think in years to come, you may look back on this as being above and beyond most conferences. Purely in terms of announcements. Unless you're anti-sony in some unfathomable way. Which I don't think you are.
Yeah, I can see they pulled some clever strings and objectively they pleased a lot of people. I guess I'm just not in tune with the average PS4 owner and their desires. I've barely reason to turn mine on so far this year and I was hoping E3 would change that.

sony's entire plan right now seems to be bathe in praise for announcements, kick the details into the long grass and when the final product drops, make sure you have another announcement lined up to distract everyone from the disappointment.

atleast bloodborne came through.
It really does feel like that at the moment. It's working though.

I didn't even care about Bloodborne so I've been on a streak of disappointment since just after TLoU Remastered. Ah well, it's not like my PS4 ate my other platforms or anything.
 
Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.

July:
GOW3 Remastered

August:
Until Dawn
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Volume

September:
Tearaway Unfolded
SOMA

October:
Uncharted Collection
Tales of Zestiria
Dragon Quest Heroes

Others likely for 2015 but not confirmed include Persona 5, Bloodborne DLC, Rime, Shadow of the Beast, The Tomorrow Children and probably others.

This needs to be quoted more. It's an outright lie that PS4 is lacking exclusives this holiday. Whether they fall under the genre's you like is irrelevant, but lets not act like Microsoft is somehow offering far more content just because they have more blockbusters.
 
Yeah, I can see they pulled some clever strings and objectively they pleased a lot of people. I guess I'm just not in tune with the average PS4 owner and their desires. I've barely reason to turn mine on so far this year and I was hoping E3 would change that.


It really does feel like that at the moment. It's working though.

I didn't even care about Bloodborne so I've been on a streak of disappointment since just after TLoU Remastered. Ah well, it's not like my PS4 ate my other platforms or anything.

You seem to have some very limited and focused gaming preferences.
 
Sigh. The "PS4 has no games" thing won't go away, and it's still bullshit.
It's all about personal tastes. If I had my choice between that entire list of games or Tomb Raider, I would take Tomb Raider.

I have owned a PS1, PS2, PS3, Vita and I think the same. Besides a couple of games nothing else appeal to me to buy the PS4 right now. Like other poster said: Sony just sold me a PS4... in 2016-17.

You seem to have some very limited and focused gaming preferences.

I already played GOW3, Uncharted 1,2,3 and Tearaway a lot. Fantastic games but I already own them and have invested hundreds of hours into them. Also i'm tired of indies after playing dozens the last months.
 
Don't waste your time. He's already made up his mind. Using facts won't help. Sony is going into the next 6 months with absolutely nothing and the marketing deals for the biggest 3rd party games don't matter.

Why should any gamer give rats ass about any 3rd party marketing deal? The only one who wins that is the 3rd party. The gamer gets nothing out of it. Sony has nothing for exclusives this fall it was a failure of the Sony management. They were depending on 1 game Uncharted 4 and it got delayed and now there is a giant hole in the line up. Hopefully next year Sony gets its act together and can actually deliver more AAA exclusives.
 
sony's entire plan right now seems to be bathe in praise for announcements, kick the details into the long grass and when the final product drops, make sure they have another announcement lined up to distract everyone from the disappointment. it's a sales pitch, but they seem far more concerned with making forum headlines than giving me reasons to buy their console.

atleast bloodborne came through.

I've noticed there have been some genuinely angry people at Sony in regards to yesterday (Brad from GB, the above post, Cheech, etc.) and now that I've slept on it, I do understand it more. If you came in with the unrealistic expectation of having more first party games announced for the fall, it didn't do that whatsoever. Not only did it not do that, but it was one of the most insane press conferences ever made, one that will be talked about for years to come.

I don't like Final Fantasy, I've never played Shenmue, I probably won't get Last Guardian, but hell if that wasn't the most amazing press conference I've ever seen.
 
It's all about personal tastes. If I had my choice between that entire list of games or Tomb Raider, I would take Tomb Raider.

Tomb Raider, that in their infinite wisdom, decided to release the same day as Fallout 4. Those marketing degrees really pay for themselves.
 
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