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5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.PlayStation Studios family!
5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.PlayStation Studios family!
Many of those teams are 1.5 or 2 team studios.5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.
Why? And don't say "to compete with MS" please. Not when many of these studios are developing multiple games5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.
But...they aren't from the ground up? They existed before the acquisition and just happened to sign with PlayStation to develop their GAAS because of higher market share. There is no organic creation here, the only organic creation is an actual PlayStation studio being developed literally from existing/new employees.Building studios from the ground up with their expertise and foundations in place.
That's how you do it.
Why?5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.
To delivery more than 3 exclusives on good years and not have years like this one. I would say a good flow will be a game per quarter. They need at least 5 more studios for that.Why? And don't say "to compete with MS" please. Not when many of these studios are developing multiple games
That isn’t Sony’s goal.To delivery more than 3 exclusives on good years and not have years like this one. I would say a good flow will be a game per quarter. They need at least 5 more studios for that.
Andrew House and Shawn Layden? Andrew House played it as safe as could be. He didn't acquire any studios and in fact killed studios. Shawn Layden wanted bigger games but less of them.That's great and all but can we please see some fucking games already? 2 years in and Jimbro still thinks it's a good idea to skip the PlayStation Showcase from last year and continue to show nothing at all to this day. God I fucking hate modern day Sony marketing team/higher ups. The new crew is absolutely shit.
Andrew House and Shawn Layden was where Sony was best, now they're all playing this mouse and cat bullshit game by not doing any big shows and doing these State of Plays that focus on single titles or a bunch of indies no one cares for.
Yes, I'll admit I am very upset. PS5 is a great machine, but this marketing has been a shit show. The PS4 marketing was so much more exciting snd interesting, every year there was something interesting that got announced. Wolverine sounds great and all and I want it don't get me wrong, but that's not enough for announcements.
I don't care for Spiderman 2 simply because I just don't like the superhero. I am sure the game will be great regardless though.
They bought all these studios and are supposedly working on these GaaS titles. Where is the Twisted Metal? Where is the new game from Bungie? Where is TLOU Factions? Where is the game from San Diego? Where is the game from Sony Bend? It's been 2+ years since Bluepoint's last release (Demons Souls), where is their next title? Hello???? Knock knock motherfucker, announce PS Showcase already, please for fucks sake man.
Sorry, I had to get this off my chest. I love my PS5 but I just wanna see some more god damn games dude. So much potential and they've been quiet for way to long and it's starting to get old.
I am gonna assume they're staying quiet because of the Activision Blizzard acquisition bullshit and don't want to show their guns until that whole fiasco is done and over with. But that's just a personal assumption. For all I fucking know maybe the games are just not ready, I don't know :/
Got rid of the trash for you.
Clearly something about their strategy is working out lately.To delivery more than 3 exclusives on good years and not have years like this one. I would say a good flow will be a game per quarter. They need at least 5 more studios for that.
Clearly something about their strategy is working out lately.
About those "3 games in a good year"
hum...
PlayStation 4
2020
- Retail
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- Dreams (PlayStation VR support)
- Ghost of Tsushima
- Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- MLB The Show 20
- Nioh 2 (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Asia)
- Predator: Hunting Grounds
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure
- The Last of Us Part II
- PlayStation Network
- PlayStation VR
2021
- Retail
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut
- MLB The Show 21
- PlayStation Network
2022
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
2023
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
PlayStation 5[edit]
2020[edit]
- Retail
- PlayStation Network
2021[edit]
- Retail
- Destruction AllStars
- The Nioh Collection (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- MLB The Show 21
- Returnal
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
- Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut
- Death Stranding Director's Cut
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- PlayStation Network
- Nioh Remastered (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- Nioh 2 Remastered (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- Ghost of Tsushima: Legends
2022[edit]
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
2023[edit]
- Retail
- Gran Turismo 7 (PlayStation VR2 support)
- MLB The Show 23
- PlayStation VR2
- Horizon Call of the Mountain (Download only)
- Classics Catalog
Announced for 2023[edit]
- Retail
- PlayStation VR2
Why? They have a big enough marketshare to make it profitable.They need to stop moneyhatting 3rd party exclusives.
Why? They have a big enough marketshare to make it profitable.
Like MS needs to stop buying huge ass publishers to try and save their business.They need to stop moneyhatting 3rd party exclusives.
Do you have an example of any IP that didn't grew because Sony paid for exclusivity?It's not good for IP growth and health of the industry.
All games need to have wider audiance.
LOLIt's not good for IP growth and health of the industry.
All games need to have wider audiance.
Do you have an example of any IP that didn't grew because Sony paid for exclusivity?
Also, it seems like the industry is doing more than just fine.
To my understanding Square Enix can make versions of FF to other platforms if they want - but they won't cause it's not profitable?Final Fantasy.
FF 15 is highest selling game in franchise despite having poor reception. 10 million+ sold
FF 7 remake despite having stellar reception have not reached that mark. Else we would have gotten announcement.
To my understanding Square Enix can make versions of FF to other platforms if they want - but they won't cause it's not profitable?
It will after 6 months. SE is just optimizing and finishing the PS5 version first.FF 16 is not coming to PC, a system that has highest install base in Japan. Definitely will be profitable.
This is purely speculation, but from my point of view, Square Enix has tried to be a Playstation studio for the past 5-6 years. They will always focus on Playstation first in this regard.FF 16 is not coming to PC, a system that has highest install base in Japan. Definitely will be profitable.
Isn't that Fortnite and Genshin Impact?Sony going all in with multiplayer, Microsoft watch out, Sony out to take ur multiplayer crown.
Strong first party support studio network is why PlayStation is maintaining success and Xbox is failing5 there are support studios. With only 16 studios making games they need at least to double that count.
Xbox adds nothingIt's not good for IP growth and health of the industry.
All games need to have wider audiance.
Xbox adds nothing
They are funding their first party games.
I highly doubt Sony going to get any Japanese studio. The days of Sony have first part Japanese games are over.
I don’t think that’s true. Nd is making factions, gg is making Horizon mp, bends next game is GaaS, Insomniac was hiring mp devs so they also have something in the works. That leaves SSM, bluepoint and housemarque.Thankfully a huge portion of their GaaS approach is being done via acquisitions and other teams can focus more on SP.
I'm not sure Suicide Squad is the best example of what their games will be like. I think Factions will probably be able to carve out a unique niche in this market if done right that does not have the backlash Suicide Squad does.
But I do think you're right that this is insurance policy for CoD and Fortnite, and I think they have a good shot at landing 1 or 2 big GaaS titles. If the rest fail, then they can simply restructure those studios into the ones that have been successful and double down on them, which is a good strategy. Or they could have those studios go make SP games instead.
FF 16 is not coming to PC, a system that has highest install base in Japan. Definitely will be profitable.
‘I’ve caused a bit of a stir with my remarks the other day, but I’d like to touch on the PC version,’ Yoshida said in a new PlayStation Blog, per rough Google Translate. ‘First of all, it is true that Final Fantasy 16 is a six-month limited-time exclusive on PS5. However, it is a completely different story that the PC version will be released in half a year.’
I don’t think that’s true. Nd is making factions, gg is making Horizon mp, bends next game is GaaS, Insomniac was hiring mp devs so they also have something in the works. That leaves SSM, bluepoint and housemarque.
12 GaaS games when they have maybe 16 studios means 75% of the studios are working on gaas with some of them simultaneously working on single player games like Spider-Man 2, tlou3, Wolverine and whatever ssm is working on.
I thought it was.
https://www.gameshub.com/news/news/final-fantasy-16-ps5-exclusive-pc-release-naoki-yoshida-2608241/
Don't you mean Xbox?
Since when did it pass up FF7Final Fantasy.
FF 15 is highest selling game in franchise despite having poor reception. 10 million+ sold
Xbox version will also sell a minimum of a million copies. So that too. But PC gaming is bigger than console gaming in Japan. Not launching on PC is just limiting the franchise.
You said it wasn't coming to PC.
Do you have a source for that?
I highly doubt Sony going to get any Japanese studio. The days of Sony have first part Japanese games are over.
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They are giving mixed messages.
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"Producer Naoki Yoshida, colloquially known as Yoshi-P, was interviewed at a Mahjong tournament over the weekend, where he was asked whether Final Fantasy XVI would come to PC, something Square Enix confirmed when it revealed the game almost two years ago. However, despite that detail found in the footnote text at the bottom of the trailer, Yoshi-P said the release information is wrong, according to a “rough translation” by the Japanese gaming news Twitter account Genki_JPN. In fact, there may not be a PC version coming at all, as Yoshi-P is apparently suggesting folks go out and buy a PS5 instead."
I don’t think that’s true. Nd is making factions, gg is making Horizon mp, bends next game is GaaS, Insomniac was hiring mp devs so they also have something in the works. That leaves SSM, bluepoint and housemarque.
12 GaaS games when they have maybe 16 studios means 75% of the studios are working on gaas with some of them simultaneously working on single player games like Spider-Man 2, tlou3, Wolverine and whatever ssm is working on.
You're counting subscription plan additions, directors cuts and collection packs as part of the gaming count? Also part of your bullet points are things like Ghost of Tsushima MP mode and GT7 VR mode as separate game entries?Clearly something about their strategy is working out lately.
About those "3 games in a good year"
hum...
PlayStation 4
2020
- Retail
- Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- Dreams (PlayStation VR support)
- Ghost of Tsushima
- Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- MLB The Show 20
- Nioh 2 (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Asia)
- Predator: Hunting Grounds
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure
- The Last of Us Part II
- PlayStation Network
- PlayStation VR
2021
- Retail
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut
- MLB The Show 21
- PlayStation Network
2022
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
2023
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
PlayStation 5[edit]
2020[edit]
- Retail
- PlayStation Network
2021[edit]
- Retail
- Destruction AllStars
- The Nioh Collection (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- MLB The Show 21
- Returnal
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
- Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut
- Death Stranding Director's Cut
- Call of Duty: Vanguard (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment in Japan)
- PlayStation Network
- Nioh Remastered (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- Nioh 2 Remastered (Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment outside Japan)
- Ghost of Tsushima: Legends
2022[edit]
- Retail
- Classics Catalog
2023[edit]
- Retail
- Gran Turismo 7 (PlayStation VR2 support)
- MLB The Show 23
- PlayStation VR2
- Horizon Call of the Mountain (Download only)
- Classics Catalog
Announced for 2023[edit]
- Retail
- PlayStation VR2
They have just one single player game releasing this year. This after shipping zero next Gen games last year. Even if we count the four cross gen games they released last year, they are going to be beaten 3-1 this year by Microsoft this year. Not a good look for what is supposed to be the best first party. It’s safe to say that their sp output is suffering from this mp focus.It doesn’t sound great but until we can say that Sony is making less SP games or funding less SP games through third party partners, there’s not much to be worried about.
PlayStation studios definitely need to have an hand in multiplayer gaming. And MS acquiring ABK just proves that they can’t keep solely relying on other publishers.
However the idea that Ryan and Herman are willing to leave behind story driven games that are so successful doesn’t hold water, specially with Sony pushing for transmedia opportunities, and the success of TLOU HBO.
PlayStation deserves a bit of trust here.
I mean...erase that and you still get more than 3 entries "in a good year" so...You're counting subscription plan additions, directors cuts and collection packs as part of the gaming count? Also part of your bullet points are things like Ghost of Tsushima MP mode and GT7 VR mode as separate game entries?
Not only that. He counted call of duty as a Sony game because Sony published it in Japan lmao. Some people have no shame.You're counting subscription plan additions, directors cuts and collection packs as part of the gaming count? Also part of your bullet points are things like Ghost of Tsushima MP mode and GT7 VR mode as separate game entries?
The VR game is still a first party game, yes?Not only that. He counted call of duty as a Sony game because Sony published it in Japan lmao. Some people have no shame.
The fact of the matter is that Sony first party had two games in 2021, four in 2022, and just one in 2023. That’s if it doesn’t get delayed.
Ah yes. Forgot about that. Ok 2 games this year.The VR game is still a first party game, yes?
They have just one single player game releasing this year. This after shipping zero next Gen games last year. Even if we count the four cross gen games they released last year, they are going to be beaten 3-1 this year by Microsoft this year. Not a good look for what is supposed to be the best first party. It’s safe to say that their sp output is suffering from this mp focus.
They have just one single player game releasing this year. This after shipping zero next Gen games last year. Even if we count the four cross gen games they released last year, they are going to be beaten 3-1 this year by Microsoft this year. Not a good look for what is supposed to be the best first party. It’s safe to say that their sp output is suffering from this mp focus.
We are talking about first party studios focusing too much on GaaS games. Not how many exclusives they have locked up. The fact of the matter is that Sony has 12 gaas games coming out in the next 3 years and a large majority of their studios are making those games. They have 1 non vr game coming out this year for the ps5. Are we seriously considering the possibility that they will have more than 12 sp games coming out in the next 3 years?It’s not first party but you’re also getting Final Fantasy.
The best first party doesn’t mean a constant stream of games. Go play games from other publishers. RE 4 remake just came out, Jedi Survivor is around the corner.
Also next gen cross gen, that’s just a bunch of bullshit, that distinction doesn’t really matter in the real world.
We are talking about first party studios focusing too much on GaaS games. Not how many exclusives they have locked up. The fact of the matter is that Sony has 12 gaas games coming out in the next 3 years and a large majority of their studios are making those games. They have 1 non vr game coming out this year for the ps5. Are we seriously considering the possibility that they will have more than 12 sp games coming out in the next 3 years?
We are talking about first party studios focusing too much on GaaS games. Not how many exclusives they have locked up. The fact of the matter is that Sony has 12 gaas games coming out in the next 3 years and a large majority of their studios are making those games. They have 1 non vr game coming out this year for the ps5. Are we seriously considering the possibility that they will have more than 12 sp games coming out in the next 3 years?