Varteras
Member
No. He didn't lie. Lying is an intent. Colt isn't smart enough for that. He's a human parrot. His trainers told him what to squawk.
LordCBH
Member
But if we can't trust colt then who can we trust?
GermanZepp
Member
Varteras
Member
We will always have each other
LordCBH
Member
We will always have each other
Varteras
Member
Jesus. Chill. Not in public. Whore.
MarkMe2525
Banned
Seems like more of an exercise in confirmation bias, conveniently leaving out the misses and not even always "correct". You throw enough shit at a wall and some are bound to be close.Has nothing to do with how smart I am but thanks for noticing
It has everything to do with people trolling the threads & comments I made only for them to end up correct.
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CamHostage
Member
Heh, I think you mean PlayStation 8.
PS9 will be of course be liquid synesthesia reality augmentation technology, delivered via chemical nanomachines in a snowglobe-shaped console.
(*Darn Sony, always with its odd-shaped platforms which don't fit great on your shelf...)
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Mr.Phoenix
Member
So no day one PC and embracing releasing games on Xbox?
I am shocked.
I am shocked.
Felessan
Member
If I was 100% accurate I wouldn't be on Neogaf I would be buying stocks & playing the lottery.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
Member
Didn't know London Studio created PS Home.
Damn, now I feel a bit bad for saying their closure wasn't too significant. I mean Home was no Getaway but it was unique and something Sony should've been brought back for PS5. If they're talking up having more immersive experiences I hope they actually back it up in ways beyond more Hollywood-like cinematic mature story-driven games.
Like, I have appreciation for those and like them, but SIE had arguably their best 1P balance in the mid-to-late PS3 era and the balance has just gone haywire since. They've been leaning into a lot of 3P to try making it up, but that's always a double-edged sword for various reasons.
MrRenegade
Banned
Shhhhiiaaa
Create Infinite Realities. Seamlessly connecting a multilayered world where Physical and Virtual realities overlap to deliver infinite KANDO.
KANDO = the sense of awe and the emotion you feel when experiencing something beautiful and amazing for the first time
Very nice future, indeed.
I fancy a Sony credit card though.
Create Infinite Realities. Seamlessly connecting a multilayered world where Physical and Virtual realities overlap to deliver infinite KANDO.
KANDO = the sense of awe and the emotion you feel when experiencing something beautiful and amazing for the first time
Very nice future, indeed.
I fancy a Sony credit card though.
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LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Everybodies mother
CamHostage
Member
Actually, PS Home was a Getaway.
Sony London Studios initially developed it as a multiplayer mode around the time of Getaway 2. ( Black Monday toyed with having a guild-style pub where you'd meet players and join up for MP missions... oddly enough, they would have preceeded GTA Online in the PS2 era.) Phil Harrison supposedly took a shine to the MP project and it was reconcieved as a global gaming hub network for multiple PS game experiences (and eventually its own contained ecosystem; I'm not sure if the game launcher hubs and "battlemap planning sandbox" ideas of PS Home ever even took off?) Curiously, PlayStation Home never got a Picadilly Circus space to reuse that abandoned Getaway PS3 map, and although there was a London Pub space, it was a 3rd party add-on not made by London Studio.
The story of PlayStation Home
For many PlayStation 3 owners, their relationship with Home has been brief. They fired up the virtual world platform ar…
www.eurogamer.net
And yeah, hopefully these console manufacturers are not giving up on their odder community-building ideas. (I remember how many friends I collected on PS Vita just linking our alarm clocks with Wake-up Club.) I guess GASSes like Fortnite are eating up the community time investment, and in some ways that's better since it's platform agnostic, but I still think these console makers can do something on the front end to help their boxes reach out to fellow players.
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Varteras
Member
Imagine if it has a speaker on it so you can hear me humming. SOMEONE! I meant SOMEONE humming...
nial
Member
You mean externally-developed games? That's what they have always done.
I want to see this PS3 variety that was coming only from their internal studios.
Pretty much a bunch of nothing.
But they will have business segments on May 30th with something more specific about the gaming business.
www.sony.com
But they will have business segments on May 30th with something more specific about the gaming business.
Sony Group Portal - Business Segment Meeting 2023
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IntentionalPun
Ask me about my wife's perfect butthole
He's done it in like 5 threads recently lol
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
Member
Actually, PS Home was a Getaway.
Sony London Studios initially developed it as a multiplayer mode around the time of Getaway 2. ( Black Monday toyed with having a guild-style pub where you'd meet players and join up for MP missions... oddly enough, they would have preceeded GTA Online in the PS2 era.) Phil Harrison supposedly took a shine to the MP project and it was reconcieved as a global gaming hub network for multiple PS game experiences (and eventually its own contained ecosystem; I'm not sure if the game launcher hubs and "battlemap planning sandbox" ideas of PS Home ever even took off?) Curiously, PlayStation Home never got a Picadilly Circus space to reuse that abandoned Getaway PS3 map, and although there was a London Pub space, it was a 3rd party add-on not made by London Studio.
The story of PlayStation Home
For many PlayStation 3 owners, their relationship with Home has been brief. They fired up the virtual world platform ar…
And yeah, hopefully these console manufacturers are not giving up on their odder community-building ideas. (I remember how many friends I collected on PS Vita just linking our alarm clocks with Wake-up Club.) I guess GASSes like Fortnite are eating up the community time investment, and in some ways that's better since it's platform agnostic, but I still think these console makers can do something on the front end to help their boxes reach out to fellow players.
Hey that's pretty interesting history there. I appreciate the brief run-down and I'll have to give the Eurogamer article a read over the weekend!
Games like Fortnite are just going to be eating up more and more of that lunch as they are trying to become platforms unto themselves, and I'm actually curious how SIE, Microsoft, and even Nintendo deal with that going forward. There are some interesting possibilities, but my particular interest is more in what ways platform holders will try cementing control within their space while stuff like Fortnite continues to persist.
Well yeah, SIE have always leaned into working with 3P on games as exclusives to their platform. But PS3 era saw a lot of their own internal studios providing plenty of variety in exclusives as well. I'll list some games and if they were done by a 3P studio as some 2P deal, feel free to correct me:
-Killzone 2
-Genji
-Calling All Cars
-Fat Princess
-Tourist Trophy (PS2 release but during early PS3 years)
-Folklore
-Uncharted
-LocoRoco
-Little Big Planet
-Little Big Planet 2
-SOCOM
-Resistance
-EchcoChrome
-Infamous
-Uncharted 2
..I admit that maybe I underestimated how many 3P devs SIE worked with in 2P deals back in the day, but I do feel they had more volume of those type of things going on vs today. Although they do have things like the China Hero Project, India Hero Project, Africa Hero Project etc. I just would've expected more of that type of stuff among known big 3P devs & pubs like Capcom, SEGA/Atlus, Bandai Namco etc.
Though they've just done something with Koei-Tecmo, have multiple things with Kojima Productions, and I guess Shift Up can probably be considered entering that type of rank now too. What I did appreciate about their older arrangements was the variety in scale of games from AAA to various AA alongside genre types. Like I doubt they'd be partnering with a 3P to make something like Boku no Natsuyasumi today, even if there could be space for that as a low-scale or mid-scale AA and probably also find a good audience on mobile alongside console.
nial
Member
Bolded:
-developed by Game Republic
-developed by Titan Studios
-released 9 months before PS3 launched
-developed by Game Republic
-developed by Media Molecule before they were acquired
-developed by Insomniac Games before they were acquired
-developed by Sucker Punch Productions before they were acquired
And did you really include LocoRoco Cocoreccho, an interactive screensaver?
I don't really find that lineup to be this crazy variety that is never coming back, either. Pretty much akin to having Astro's Playroom, Rise of the Ronin, Helldivers 2, Spider-Man 2, Gran Turismo 7 and Returnal these days.
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Mibu no ookami
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thicc_girls_are_teh_best
this is why I told you the quality of your posts have gone downhill. Somehow you've started jumping into narratives without having the facts.
You ask how SIE is going to compete with Fortnite in the future while simultaneously bemoaning their investment in GaaS and PC, which is entirely the answer for how they'll compete.
You make outrageous claims steeped in revisionist history (and that's being kind) about how sony worked with 2nd and 3rd party developers in the past and how they're doing so now.
You fail to recognize how the industry change and how companies failing to adapt to these changes get relegated to the dust bins of history.