Sony E3 2016 Press Conference: June 13 at 6 PM PT/ 9PM ET
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Here what I'm expecting (Sony published games) for next year if Horizon get delayed.
March: Horizon and MLB 17
May: Detroit and Matterfall
June: Wild
August: Dreams
September: Dead Don't Ride
October: God of War 4
I can see GOW4 releasing in May while Detroit early October though.
March: Horizon and MLB 17
May: Detroit and Matterfall
June: Wild
August: Dreams
September: Dead Don't Ride
October: God of War 4
I can see GOW4 releasing in May while Detroit early October though.
Alright I guess I'm in.
THE:MILKMAN
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I should have qualified my post with I mean't 100% Sony's internal/owned WWS games!
Anyway I checked GOW and the first two games were revealed/announced 1 year and 1 year, 3 months from release and GOW3 had a prolonged 2+ year build up.
There's not enough hype for Deep Down in this thread. Which is a no-no because there's a good reason to believe it'll resurface this year.
Here's the most recent stuff we have on it:
◘ December 25, 2014: Four New Screenshots
◘ February 19, 2015: Yoshinori Ono Suggests Overhaul
◘ March 20, 2015: Teruki Miyashita on Concept and Long Term Approach
◘ March 30, 2016: PlayStation 4 NEO Showcase Rumor
Finally, from GAF comes a Bish-checked rumor that suggests both Deep Down and God of War IV will be showcase titles launching with PlayStation 4 NEO.
I'm wondering if Capcom is sticking to the free-to-play route it originally intended or if it's reshaping Deep Down to be a retail title. What they've shown before looked great, but there didn't seem to be much variation that I remember outside of the dungeons being procedurally generated. I wonder what they've been cooking up.
Here's the most recent stuff we have on it:
◘ December 25, 2014: Four New Screenshots
◘ February 19, 2015: Yoshinori Ono Suggests Overhaul
Yoshinori Ono said:
◘ March 20, 2015: Teruki Miyashita on Concept and Long Term Approach
Teruki Miyashita said:
◘ March 30, 2016: PlayStation 4 NEO Showcase Rumor
Finally, from GAF comes a Bish-checked rumor that suggests both Deep Down and God of War IV will be showcase titles launching with PlayStation 4 NEO.
I'm wondering if Capcom is sticking to the free-to-play route it originally intended or if it's reshaping Deep Down to be a retail title. What they've shown before looked great, but there didn't seem to be much variation that I remember outside of the dungeons being procedurally generated. I wonder what they've been cooking up.
potatohead
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Holy crap I can't believe E3 is less than 2 weeks away.... time flew by.... well time probably disappeared for me when UC4 hit for a while but that's OK 
God damn we are so triple A JRPG starved until stuff like Star Ocean and Dragon Quest hit. Legend of Dragoon would just be unreal. Never going to happen though.
You sir are a genius.+Syphon Filter
+ Legend of Dragoon
That would be my personal " holy trinity "
with a Colony Wars reboot being right up there as well.
I'd also love to see
make a return as well
God damn we are so triple A JRPG starved until stuff like Star Ocean and Dragon Quest hit. Legend of Dragoon would just be unreal. Never going to happen though.
Nope. I doubt we'll hear about anything from ND this E3. The focus will be on TLG, Horizon and GOW4 as far as first party goes I'm sure.
Not before Chloe uc4 dlc
I'm fucking dead. XD
OpticalPrime
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Is is not allowed to talk about Deep Down without showing off a GIF
yeah i loved what they showed of the game so far. Especially those spell effects. Loved the way they combo'ed together. The flames from the dragon mixing with the tornado spell causing a fiery tornado. Great stuff.
Makes me realize how long it has been since we've seen anything from this game. What was the last thing? The Mimic photo?
Is is not allowed to talk about Deep Down without showing off a GIF
yeah i loved what they showed of the game so far. Especially those spell effects. Loved the way they combo'ed together. The flames from the dragon mixing with the tornado spell causing a fiery tornado. Great stuff.
Makes me realize how long it has been since we've seen anything from this game. What was the last thing? The Mimic photo?
So good. Yeah, those screenshots I posted were the last we saw of the game.
With the speed in which the PS2 remasters are being pumped out it'll be a long, long while before Sony would consider going down the PlayStation/PSP well, and that's without taking into account the aforementioned additional cost and associated developmental difficulty. That said, it'd be awesome to see some original PlayStation titles re-emerge if even solely as an accompaniment to something bigger and more relevant.
I mean, in an ideal world Sony would leverage its IP muscle and create VR experiences forged around the likes of Colony Wars (not sure if it's even in the catalogue after Psygnosis' disbandment) and G-Police; some easy-to-translate-into-VR titles that hold an existing bit of nostalgic weight. It could be a shrewd move to get more on-the-fence fans to adopt early on if they're presented with a re-imagining of something they remember fondly.
Opinionatedfish
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I got my tickets on Tuesday and I'm looking forward to seeing what's there.
I want...
1. At least one more reason to care about my Vita in 2017.
2. Bioshock Collection that supports PS VR.
3. A release date for The Last Guardian.
And that's all I'm really hyped about.
I want...
1. At least one more reason to care about my Vita in 2017.
2. Bioshock Collection that supports PS VR.
3. A release date for The Last Guardian.
And that's all I'm really hyped about.
DangerMouse
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Yeah.
THE:MILKMAN
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You didn't need to go to so much trouble! It does show that it would be very unusual for one of their big AAA games to get revealed less than a year from release, though.
I hope it doesn't mean the game isn't coming in March but I wouldn't be surprised.
travisbickle
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There's no way Dreams is that far out. They play the game on stream most weeks, and one of the devs hinted they have a release date penciled in.
anothertech
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Please please PLEEEEAAASE let Hellblade get back on the radar!
Been praying for Ninja Theory's latest to give us some morsels.
Been praying for Ninja Theory's latest to give us some morsels.
Chaos2Frozen
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I'm still looking forward to Deep Down. I like to think that the reason they're so quiet about this project is that they're revamping it from the ground up.
And personally, if they're going to take inspiration from Dark Souls, I hope they at least go down the Nioh path and improve on the genre. Just like how Nioh incorporated some Ninja Gaiden style and feels, maybe Capcom can do the same for Deep Down- incorporate some DMC into it XD
And personally, if they're going to take inspiration from Dark Souls, I hope they at least go down the Nioh path and improve on the genre. Just like how Nioh incorporated some Ninja Gaiden style and feels, maybe Capcom can do the same for Deep Down- incorporate some DMC into it XD
Primethius
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I really liked what we saw of the dungeon crawling aspects and of combat so far from Deep Down, so I hope the changes aren't too drastic.
nelsonroyale
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I hope they turn it into a Dragon's Dogma sequel...
Psycho_Mantis
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Yeah I'm still very excited about this. It seems like the project has gotten even more ambitious.
Doubt it. It will still be a dungeon crawler.
Primethius
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Im more curious about what happened; the project was canned for a while; or to be more specific, the engine. But could be that canned meant 'on the backburner' in this case. I wonder if the IP still lives, or the engine still lives, or both.
Looks like SS is premiering their PSVR exclusive at E3
https://twitter.com/SecretSorcery/status/738318063741902848
Secret Sorcery is a British studio formed by ex-Evolution devs, from the batch that first left the studio in 2015, before the closure this year (sniff). They have a partnership with PlayStation for what it looks like to be a ''2nd party'' PSVR game
https://twitter.com/SecretSorcery/status/738318063741902848
Secret Sorcery is a British studio formed by ex-Evolution devs, from the batch that first left the studio in 2015, before the closure this year (sniff). They have a partnership with PlayStation for what it looks like to be a ''2nd party'' PSVR game
Chaos2Frozen
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I don't mind either option.
I know Ono is attached to this project, but I really really hope somehow in secret Itsuno gets placed in the Director's chair. Whether it's to revamp it as a Dogma sequel or just improve the combat of the OG version, I'll rest easier knowing it's him.
AudioEppa
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Same, I hated VR talk at last e3 and psx.
But anyway, this is my very first e3 as gaf poster, I'm more excited then I probably should be about that lol but I am. FUCK!!! I can't wait for everything to start.
After completing U4 last night my gaming hype is on another level, I just wanna play more great games like it and I just know Sony's show will display awesome things to come for this year and beyond.
They're launching new hardware this year, of course they're gonna dedicate a considerable portion of the conference to it.
I'm really lowering my hype right now.
I can't see Sony, or any company topping last year's press conference. Final Fantasy VII, Shenmue 3, and the Last Guardian were all confirmed to be real. When was the last time three "legendary" franchises were all resurrected on one stage?
The other thing:
I know the idea of bringing back old IPs sounds great in a forum post; but I just don't see it being one that moves the needle or does any thing for any one outside of the most faithful. This is what kinda gets me when people are calling this year's Sony E3 Dreams 2.0.
I think this year's E3 will be more in line with Sony's 2014 press conference, or Sony's 2008 press conference. They'll have a solid mix of third party, and just enough first party to reinforce their commitment to exclusive content. That's it.
I hope I'm wrong though.
I can't see Sony, or any company topping last year's press conference. Final Fantasy VII, Shenmue 3, and the Last Guardian were all confirmed to be real. When was the last time three "legendary" franchises were all resurrected on one stage?
The other thing:
I know the idea of bringing back old IPs sounds great in a forum post; but I just don't see it being one that moves the needle or does any thing for any one outside of the most faithful. This is what kinda gets me when people are calling this year's Sony E3 Dreams 2.0.
I think this year's E3 will be more in line with Sony's 2014 press conference, or Sony's 2008 press conference. They'll have a solid mix of third party, and just enough first party to reinforce their commitment to exclusive content. That's it.
I hope I'm wrong though.
Primethius
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I'm in the same boat actually. I'll take whatever game is made with Itsuno at the help. Man is a genius.
Acquiescence
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They didn't dedicate much time to VR last year at E3, so I'm hoping they won't this year either (unless there's a Jumping Flash in the works!), but who knows. We're close to its launch now, so it may well take up a good chunk of time. I just hope the VR showing at PSX last year taught Sony a few lessons.
I dont think VR will be at stage in some form.
DriftingSpirit
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What are you expecting/anticipating first party wise?
Hypereides
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Not sure if its been mentioned, or even if its relevant, but this seems interesting:
Crashbandicoot.com redirects to Playstation.com
Or rather it "did".
I tried, but it did not work. Not sure if its a fully verified attempt either.
Crashbandicoot.com redirects to Playstation.com
Or rather it "did".
I tried, but it did not work. Not sure if its a fully verified attempt either.
get2sammyb
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Fake
Yeah, that Tarsier Studios tease is prob not for Hunger
https://twitter.com/TarsierStudios/status/738374613135183873
http://statik.institute/
https://twitter.com/TarsierStudios/status/738374613135183873
http://statik.institute/
Funny enough, I went back and watched Sony's 2008 show recently and thought it was pretty solid; especially when you adjust your mentality to that point in time.
- Resistance 2 demo, LittleBigPlanet demo,
- Early PSN Title push with Wipeout HD, Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty and Siren: Blood Curse
- New look at Infamous
- MAG (Which seemed incredible at the time) and God of War III announced
And that was just the first party front. I quite liked it! If this year's conference is similar, I will be 100% satisfied. Good thing is, a 2008-esque show is pretty much the floor for this year's conference considering bare-minimum we will see already announced games like Horizon and The Last Guardian and are all but guaranteed a couple of AAA first party announcements (Let's go Bend and God of War!!).
Nightengale
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I don't need Sony to top last year. I don't hold anyone, even Sony, to last year's standards.
Not this year, not next year, not ever.
If anyone can do it again, cool, but if 2015 is the alpha and omega of "Dreams", then it's fine too.
What I want are :
- a consistent quantity of new first-party announcements/reveals that is satisfactory to my gaming preference (3-4 per conference, anymore is unrealistic)
- very strong updates of already-revealed titles to make me (more) excited for said games
- Strategic execution of 3rd-party stuff (exclusive or non-exclusive) that is beneficial to the IP and its audience (such as Yakuza localisation or giving Shenmue a big reveal stage)
Not this year, not next year, not ever.
If anyone can do it again, cool, but if 2015 is the alpha and omega of "Dreams", then it's fine too.
What I want are :
- a consistent quantity of new first-party announcements/reveals that is satisfactory to my gaming preference (3-4 per conference, anymore is unrealistic)
- very strong updates of already-revealed titles to make me (more) excited for said games
- Strategic execution of 3rd-party stuff (exclusive or non-exclusive) that is beneficial to the IP and its audience (such as Yakuza localisation or giving Shenmue a big reveal stage)
Primethius
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Yea, anyone who is thinking or expects Sony to top 2015 wants to be dissapointed.
I'm sure there will be personal megatons that might make the year better for an individual (heyo Dragons Dogma 2), but Sony 2015 is gonna be king until the surprise HL3 announcement at Nintendo's TGS conference.
I'm sure there will be personal megatons that might make the year better for an individual (heyo Dragons Dogma 2), but Sony 2015 is gonna be king until the surprise HL3 announcement at Nintendo's TGS conference.
Enter the Dragon Punch
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Pretty much this.
Expectations are and always were too high for E3 conferences even before last year.
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