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His voice was soothing, but those eyes. Those, evil, child molestor eyes
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My impression was more that he hadn't slept in 3 days. And those are insane wizard eyes.
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Almost sounds like Sony.
His voice was soothing, but those eyes. Those, evil, child molestor eyes
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Almost sounds like Sony.
He works in Japan a lot. He's an international figure of sorts.It must be amazing for Cerny, to think of what he's doing, he's an American, who is building the next PlayStation, that is pretty insane.
The biggest thing for me from the Sony presentation was "we know who got us where we are today, this is for you". They covered the specs, the vision for the system, enough games to whet the appetite and a few OS bits. But front and centre was games games games.
cerny's presentation was great.
I also loved their PS4 montage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7QhUL8NUK4&feature=share&list=PLE2A4A347E96A308B
This was my favorite montage by Sony.
I don't know if MS does montage stuff. I think they needed to release something similar to this after their conference.
The montage they showed at the very beginning of the presentation was phenomenal. If someone could make a video of it, it would be great!
Beaten by Callibretto!
Wow, his voice is crazy relaxing. I enjoyed his presentation back when it was livestreamed. Really keen to see the 'full' reveal now, and hoping for no bad news. I have a really good feeling about the PS4 - I hope Sony come through how I expect them to.
I know the Cerny circlejerk can get pretty annoying, especially considering a lot of people didn't even know who he was before the PS4 unveiling, however i think Sony was really lucky to have him on board at this point.
He seems seriously passioned about his craft, seriously skilled and knowledgeable on both hardware and game design accounts and, most of all, he is the perfect bridge for Japan and the West, something Sony desperately needed.
He also seems to be a pretty great and honest speaker, the public loves it.
Seriously a good hit for them.
I don't think he'll come on stage at E3, but he definitely should, above all other suits who talk buzzwords.
He can deliver the same teleprompted stuff in a more convincing way than anyone else i've seen in these years of Sony conferences.
He has this "dad reading you a fairytale before bed" kind of speech manner, that is charming.
he better be in the conference at E3!!
Microsoft showed you a box, sony showed you the kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, attic, and basement.
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Almost sounds like Sony.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fMRYPZ4Jek
playstation ethos montage is my favorite, it just hit all the right nostalgia button, followed by Andrew House arriving with PS1 intro sound, and later Mark Cerny coming in with Crash Bandicoot soundtrack. that was awesome.
Yeah the MS one really did come off as empty corporate buzzwords and hocking some garbage no one asked for. Cerny comes off as super articulate, really calm but also really passionate. Sony at least sound like they're really on the right track with their approach to this thing - focusing on the games! Not all this other pointless shit. I remain (cautiously) optimistic. Don't mess it up!Yep. It's easy to enjoy the dulcet tones of someone who isn't trying to reach into your wallet every five minutes.
I remember feeling underwhelmed after the PS4 reveal...but compared to how I feel now, the Sony reveal was like great sex
Hey, the applause is REAL and from the audience!
Although I'm curious as to why he didn't specify the DDR5 ram and just said 8GB.
Hey, the applause is REAL and from the audience!
Although I'm curious as to why he didn't specify the DDR5 ram and just said 8GB.
I asked Yoshida about the stronger presence of western developers and figureheads at last night's event than in past years. More specifically, I asked whether this represented any kind of sea change at the company, or was simply more emblematic of what Sony had to show at this time. His response wasn't a direct acknowledgment of either answer, though it did provide a bit of insight into his and Mark Cerny's role in the current scope of PlayStation 4 development.
"More and more development is done outside of Japan. Mark Cerny is a game developer, but he's very knowledgeable about hardware, he speaks Japanese, he's a nice partner to have. Because it takes a certain kind of understanding to work with Japan. It's a very strange place.
"Depending on the developer, the performance can be really really important," said Yoshida, speaking in regards to trying to balance the needs of different developers.
It's hard. I moved from the US to Japan a few years ago. I used to work there, but there are many new people. I was away from Japan for eight years. Coming back to Japan, the communication is very intense. You have to be there to understand how it works. Mark is able to bridge the two different cultures, and it's amazing. I'm there not because I'm running the studios at all in Japan, we have Alan Becker, and he's been doing a great job in my mind. I'm there because I can join the hardware team to bridge hardware guys with our Worldwide Studio resources. Mark is doing that from the tech side, I'm doing that from the game development side, making sure that the hardware guys have all the resources we have outside Japan, so that they are able to design and build the PS4."
"Real"? Wasn't the cheer at MS real?Hey, the applause is REAL and from the audience!
Although I'm curious as to why he didn't specify the DDR5 ram and just said 8GB.
Microsoft employees I believe."Real"? Wasn't the cheer at MS real?
I was damn sure it's intentional, lol. first he said 8gb of high speed memory, I remember gaf start freaking out, wtf everywhere and some poster fear it might be ddr3, then later on Cerny confirm it was GDDR5 and Gaf died for me.![]()
I was damn sure it's intentional, lol. first he said 8gb of high speed memory, I remember gaf start freaking out, wtf everywhere and some poster fear it might be ddr3, then later on Cerny confirm it was GDDR5 and Gaf died for me.![]()
I think the thing that separates the conferences most is that Sony didn't try to take credit for the speed of light the way MS did, or act like they invented multitasking.
Great news, I'll be there.Mark Cerny will talk about "creating a new generation" at Gamelab 2013, it's been announced today.
The man will receive the Legend Award this year, after Molyneux (2011) and Sakaguchi (2012). Event will be held in Barcelona, June 26th-28th, right after E3.
Really looking forward to his speech - looks great after PS4 console unveiling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fMRYPZ4Jek
playstation ethos montage is my favorite, it just hit all the right nostalgia button, followed by Andrew House arriving with PS1 intro sound, and later Mark Cerny coming in with Crash Bandicoot soundtrack. that was awesome.
http://www.giantbomb.com/articles/q-a-sony-computer-entertainment-s-shuhei-yoshida/1100-4584/
Interesting that Cerny also knows japanese.
cerny's presentation was great.
I also loved their PS4 montage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7QhUL8NUK4&feature=share&list=PLE2A4A347E96A308B
This was my favorite montage by Sony.
I don't know if MS does montage stuff. I think they needed to release something similar to this after their conference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fMRYPZ4Jek
playstation ethos montage is my favorite, it just hit all the right nostalgia button, followed by Andrew House arriving with PS1 intro sound, and later Mark Cerny coming in with Crash Bandicoot soundtrack. that was awesome.
AgreeCould someone tell me from where Playstation Ethos can be downloaded (1080p)?
http://www.giantbomb.com/articles/q-a-sony-computer-entertainment-s-shuhei-yoshida/1100-4584/
Interesting that Cerny also knows japanese.
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	when Cerny first work with Sega Japan, he didn't know japanese and had to communicate with dictionary
http://www.gameindustry.com/interview/item.asp?id=3
GiN: Did you have any problems or funny stories working on games in Japan?
Cerny: I once had a project where my designer was Japanese and spoke no English; I was the programmer, and at that point spoke essentially no Japanese. We communicated by pointing to words in our dictionaries!