Mibu no ookami
Banned
The three biggest titles coming out for PS5 in 2022 are just PS4 games with PS5 enhancements and to be frank, that is super disappointing for a year 2 of a console's life cycle.
Horizon Forbidden West
Gran Turismo 7
God of War Ragnarok
are all just PS4 titles getting a PS5 enhanced port with higher resolution/framerate, 3d audio, dual sense haptics... that's it...
I can't recall a generation or console where this would have been considered acceptable or appropriate.
When looking at the breakdown of HFW it is literally the exact same breakdown of HZD on PS4, PS4 Pro, and PS5. I guess at least GT7 is getting a little bump up to 4K60 from GT Sport on PS5 which is 1800p60, but what did Kazunori Yamauchi suggest in February of 2020? 120fps or 240fps... Did the PS5 all of a sudden become weaker between February 2020 and now or is the game gimped by being a PS4 title? Not sure how we went from possibly 240fps to 60fps... in what has to be the most uninspired expansion of GT Sport one could possibly imagine.
God of War has already taken serious flack for not looking like much of an upgrade and it is because it isn't. They've just reused the original engine and focused on some expanded maps and gameplay tweaks.
These games would have been fine if they came out in 2020 and maybe even in 2021, but in 2022 it just doesn't cut it and if you look at the original release dates, that was the plan.
So I wonder what games were originally planned for 2022 that have been pushed back to 2023. Not conceivably Spider-Man 2, right? What are the original 2022 games we were going to get that SHOULD be in theory especially polished for 2023? Last of Us Remake is probably still going to come out in 2022. I guess we'll see them as this year goes on. I'm expecting 2023 to be absolutely packed with ACTUAL PS5 games. And I'm not really trying to pick on Sony here. Microsoft released two of their major titles just a couple of months ago and they're the same 8th generation titles.
Maybe this is all thanks to COVID, but it seems like this was always the plan for these games as they've been built on PS4 from the start.
Let me know if I'm mistaken, but has Sony ever released a major first party title on the previous generation after launching new hardware? Maybe GT6 releasing in December of 2016 when the PS4 released in November of 2015 with no BC across titles. Or maybe just maybe this is the lesson Sony learned from GT6 and they wish they had ported GT6 to PS4 instead of relying on Drive Club? Or maybe it was the lesson learned from Persona 5 launching on the PS3 2 years after the PS4 had already launched? As much as I love Persona 5, it's 100 percent a PS3 game... and I had always wished it was a proper PS4 title.
Maybe I'm alone, but I believe in generations.
Horizon Forbidden West
Gran Turismo 7
God of War Ragnarok
are all just PS4 titles getting a PS5 enhanced port with higher resolution/framerate, 3d audio, dual sense haptics... that's it...
I can't recall a generation or console where this would have been considered acceptable or appropriate.
When looking at the breakdown of HFW it is literally the exact same breakdown of HZD on PS4, PS4 Pro, and PS5. I guess at least GT7 is getting a little bump up to 4K60 from GT Sport on PS5 which is 1800p60, but what did Kazunori Yamauchi suggest in February of 2020? 120fps or 240fps... Did the PS5 all of a sudden become weaker between February 2020 and now or is the game gimped by being a PS4 title? Not sure how we went from possibly 240fps to 60fps... in what has to be the most uninspired expansion of GT Sport one could possibly imagine.
God of War has already taken serious flack for not looking like much of an upgrade and it is because it isn't. They've just reused the original engine and focused on some expanded maps and gameplay tweaks.
These games would have been fine if they came out in 2020 and maybe even in 2021, but in 2022 it just doesn't cut it and if you look at the original release dates, that was the plan.
So I wonder what games were originally planned for 2022 that have been pushed back to 2023. Not conceivably Spider-Man 2, right? What are the original 2022 games we were going to get that SHOULD be in theory especially polished for 2023? Last of Us Remake is probably still going to come out in 2022. I guess we'll see them as this year goes on. I'm expecting 2023 to be absolutely packed with ACTUAL PS5 games. And I'm not really trying to pick on Sony here. Microsoft released two of their major titles just a couple of months ago and they're the same 8th generation titles.
Maybe this is all thanks to COVID, but it seems like this was always the plan for these games as they've been built on PS4 from the start.
Let me know if I'm mistaken, but has Sony ever released a major first party title on the previous generation after launching new hardware? Maybe GT6 releasing in December of 2016 when the PS4 released in November of 2015 with no BC across titles. Or maybe just maybe this is the lesson Sony learned from GT6 and they wish they had ported GT6 to PS4 instead of relying on Drive Club? Or maybe it was the lesson learned from Persona 5 launching on the PS3 2 years after the PS4 had already launched? As much as I love Persona 5, it's 100 percent a PS3 game... and I had always wished it was a proper PS4 title.
Maybe I'm alone, but I believe in generations.