Sony Playstation: First Party Studios & their Current Projects

SamNW said:
I think it might be useful to have a (somewhat) comprehensive list of upcoming PS4 exclusives here for easy reference, and this seems like the best thread for it. Let me know if there's anything that should be changed or added.

This list will be updated as games and release dates are announced and changed. Notable timed exclusives are included. PlayStation VR games, with one or two exceptions, are not. Release dates are North American and, where noted, estimates.

2017
  • Gravity Rush 2
    • January 20th, 2017
    • Action-Adventure/Action RPG
    • Developed by SIE Japan Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue
    • January 24th, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Square Enix Business Division 3
    • Published by Square Enix
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Tales of Berseria
    • January 24th, 2017
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Bandai Namco Studios
    • Published by Bandai Namco Entertainment
    • Console Exclusive
  • Yakuza 0
    • January 24th, 2017
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Sega CS1/Yakuza Studio
    • Published by Sega
    • Platform Exclusive in the West
  • Digimon World: Next World
    • January 31st, 2017
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by B.B. Studio (Bandai Namco)
    • Published by Bandai Namco Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Nioh
    • February 7th, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Team Ninja (Koei Tecmo)
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment (WW); Koei Tecmo (JP)
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Berserk and the Band of the Hawk
    • February 21st, 2017
    • Hack and Slash/Action RPG
    • Developed by Omega Force (Koei Tecmo)
    • Published by Koei Tecmo
    • Console Exclusive in the West
  • Night in the Woods
    • February 21st, 2017
    • Adventure/Platformer
    • Developed by Infinite Fall
    • Published by Finji
    • Console Exclusive
  • Ys Origin
    • February 21st, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Nihon Falcom (Original) and DotEmu (Port)
    • Published by DotEmu
    • Console Exclusive
  • Horizon Zero Dawn
    • February 28th, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Guerilla Games
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Nier: Automata
    • March 7th, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by PlatinumGames
    • Published by Square Enix
    • Console Exclusive
  • Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix
    • March 28th, 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Square Enix Business Division 3
    • Published by Square Enix
    • Platform Exclusive
  • MLB The Show 17
    • March 28th, 2017
    • Sports
    • Developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • PaRappa the Rapper Remastered
    • March 28th, 2017
    • Music/Rhythm
    • Developed by SIE San Diego Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Akiba's Beat
    • Q1 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Acquire
    • Published by XSEED Games (NA); Acquire (JP); PQube (EU)
    • Console Exclusive
  • Strafe
    • Q1 2017
    • First-Person Shooter
    • Developed by Pixel Titans
    • Published by Devolver Digital
    • Console Exclusive
  • Persona 5
    • April 4th, 2017
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Atlus
    • Published by Atlus USA (NA); Atlus (JP); Deep Silver (PAL)
    • 8th Generation Console Exclusive
  • Drawn to Death
    • Est. Q1/Q2 2017
    • Third-Person Shooter
    • Developed by The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency and SIE San Diego Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Zero Escape: The Nonary Games
    • Q1/Q2 2017
    • Adventure/Visual Novel
    • Developed by Askys Games and Spike Chunsoft
    • Published by Askys Games
    • Console Exclusive
  • What Remains of Edith Finch
    • Q2 2017
    • Adventure/Narrative Exploration
    • Developed by Giant Sparrow
    • Published by Annapurna Interactive
    • Console Exclusive
  • Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
    • Q2 2017
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Sega CS1/Yakuza Studio
    • Published by Sega
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Yakuza Kiwami
    • Q3 2017
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Sega CS1/Yakuza Studio
    • Published by Sega
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Knack 2
    • Est. Q3/Q4 2017
    • Action/Platformer
    • Developed by SIE Japan Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
    • Est. Q3/Q4 2017
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Naughty Dog
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Absolver
    • 2017
    • Action RPG/Fighting
    • Developed by Sloclap
    • Published by Devolver Digital
    • Timed Console Exclusive
  • Boundless
    • 2017
    • Sandbox/Exploration/Builder
    • Developed by Wonderstruck
    • Published by Wonderstruck
    • Console Exclusive
  • Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
    • 2017
    • Platformer
    • Developed by Vicarious Visions (Activision)
    • Published by Activision
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
    • 2017
    • Adventure/Visual Novel
    • Developed by Spike Chunsoft
    • Published by NIS America (WW); Spike Chunsoft (JP)
    • Console Exclusive
  • Dreams
    • TBA; Est. 2017
    • Platformer/Adventure/Creation Tool
    • Developed by Media Molecule
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
    • 2017
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Square Enix Business Division 3 and Virtuous
    • Published by Square Enix
    • Console Exclusive
  • Full Throttle Remastered
    • 2017
    • Graphic Adventure
    • Developed by Double Fine Productions
    • Published by Double Fine Productions
    • Console Exclusive
  • Gran Turismo Sport
    • 2017
    • Racing
    • Developed by Polyphony Digital
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
    • 2017
    • Action/Hack and Slash
    • Developed by Ninja Theory
    • Published by Ninja Theory
    • Console Exclusive
  • LocoRoco Remastered
    • 2017
    • Platformer/Puzzle
    • Developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Matterfall
    • 2017
    • Arcade Shooter
    • Developed by Housemarque
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight
    • 2017
    • Metroidvania
    • Developed by Bombservice
    • Published by Sony Playism
    • Console Exclusive
  • New Hot Shots Golf (Working Title)
    • 2017
    • Sports
    • Developed by Clap Hanz and SIE Japan Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Nex Machina
    • 2017
    • Arcade Shooter
    • Developed by Housemarque
    • Published by Housemarque
    • Console Exclusive
  • Nidhogg 2
    • 2017
    • Fighting
    • Developed by Messhof
    • Published by Messhof
    • Console Exclusive
  • Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
    • 2017
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Level-5
    • Published by Bandai Namco Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Patapon Remastered
    • 2017
    • Action/Music/Rhythm/Platformer
    • Developed by SIE Japan Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony WWS America, and Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Pyre
    • 2017
    • Action RPG
    • Developed by Supergiant Games
    • Published by Supergiant Games
    • Console Exclusive
  • Vane
    • 2017
    • Adventure/Platformer
    • Developed by Friend & Foe
    • Published by Friend & Foe
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Wipeout Omega Collection
    • 2017
    • Racing
    • Developed by Sony XDev Europe, Clever Beans, and EPOS Game Studios
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive

2018/2019

TBA
  • Ace Combat 7
    • Est. 2017
    • Flight Combat Simulator
    • Developed by Project Aces
    • Published by Bandai Namco Entertainment
    • Exclusivity Uncertain
  • Cosmic Star Heroine
    • TBA
    • RPG
    • Developed by Zeboyd Games
    • Published by Zeboyd Games
    • Console Exclusive
  • Days Gone
    • TBA; Est. Q4 2017/Q1 2018
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by SIE Bend Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Death Stranding
    • TBA; Est. 2019+
    • Action
    • Developed by Kojima Productions
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Console Exclusive
  • Detroit: Become Human
    • Est. 2018
    • Action-Adventure/Interactive Drama
    • Developed by Quantic Dream
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Earth Defense Force 5 (Working Title)
    • Est. 2018
    • Action/Third-Person Shooter
    • Developed by Sandlot
    • Published by D3 Publisher
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Farpoint
    • TBA
    • First-Person Shooter/Adventure
    • Developed by Impulse Gear
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive (PSVR Required)
  • Final Fantasy VII Remake
    • TBA
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Square Enix Business Division 1 and CyberConnect2
    • Published by Square Enix
    • Timed Console Exclusive
  • Gnog
    • TBA
    • Puzzle/Adventure
    • Developed by Ko-Op Mode
    • Published by Ko-Op Mode
    • Console Exclusive
  • God of War
    • Est. 2018
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by SIE Santa Monica Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Hob
    • TBA
    • Adventure/Action
    • Developed by Runic Games
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Console Exclusive
  • MLB The Show 18
    • Q1 2018
    • Sports
    • Developed by SIE San Diego Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Rainbow Skies
    • TBA
    • Japanese/Tactical RPG
    • Developed by SideQuest Studios
    • Published by Eastasiasoft
    • Console Exclusive
  • Shenmue III
    • Est. 2017
    • Action-Adventure/Japanese RPG/Life Simulation
    • Developed by Neilo and Ys Net
    • Published by Ys Net
    • Console Exclusive
  • Spider-Man (Working Title)
    • Est. 2018
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Insomniac Games
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • The Last of Us Part II
    • Est. 2019
    • Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Naughty Dog
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Trails of Cold Steel III
    • Est. 2018
    • Japanese RPG
    • Developed by Nihon Falcom
    • Published by XSEED Games (NA); Nihon Falcom (JP); NIS America (EU)
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Untitled New Sucker Punch IP
    • TBA
    • Likely Action-Adventure
    • Developed by Sucker Punch Productions
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
  • Wattam
    • TBA
    • Adventure/Platformer
    • Developed by Funomena
    • Published by Annapurna Interactive
    • Exclusivity Uncertain
  • Wild
    • TBA
    • Survival/Adventure
    • Developed by Wild Sheep Studio
    • Published by Sony Interactive Entertainment
    • Platform Exclusive
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Wow...This put things into perspective....Why I've been getting PS for 4 gens now, and Nintendo as my secondary. I hope most of these turn out fantastic.

Tks for the effort.
 
Toyama gave some small info to Famitsu about the directtion of his next game, not a surprise but it sounds like it wont be Gravity Rush but still in the action adventure genre

Toyama want to make his next game by using good points from the same team. His new game may have very big diff in direction w/ ACT-ADV genre
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I wrote up one for Xbox earlier to express my disappointment, so I did one for PlayStation too, summarizing what I think they've done well/poorly in regards to their announcements LTD.

Good: Scale & scope of AAA games announced are impressive YoY. New AAA IP every year. Supplemented by a broad array of unique, smaller scope titles.
Bad: Games's announcement-to-release cycle are lengthy, and delays are frequent. 2015/2016 shows decline of smaller new game announcements, in favour of more smaller VR announcements. Also, a sizable amount of the AAA games feel like they occupy the "cinematic third-person action adventure" space.

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Sony seems to gave up on producing small/weird titles. I don't like the trend too, I think those smaller weird titles are major pillar of SIE.
 
wapplew said:
Sony seems to gave up on producing small/weird titles. I don't like the trend too, I think those smaller weird titles are major pillar of SIE.
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I worry them skipping Gamescom/PGW last year to be a trend. That conference has always been where they announce their quirky weird games, so if they abandon dem smaller games in favour of VR games and remasters....

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I don't get it.

2013 and 2014 were bad cause no big titles announcements. 2015 and 2016 bad cause less smaller titles.

I'll bet this year we will have more smaller announcements again its always about the right time to do it.
 
Are there any numbers out there as to how profitable Sony's game development wing is to them?

I'm kind of worried Sony will at some point spin down their game development in reaction to what Microsoft is doing. It seems to be me that all their need to make interesting games stemmed mostly from having to recover from the PS3 launch, in a way. Now that they're back on top though, I'm looking for other incentives for them to keep on making the games they're currently making.

I'm an unapologetic pessimist though, so I might jut be imagining things.
 
mejin said:
I don't get it.

2013 and 2014 were bad cause no big titles announcements. 2015 and 2016 bad cause less smaller titles.

I'll bet this year we will have more smaller announcements again its always about the right time to do it.
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I think it's good to have the right balance. My preferred would be that every year should at least have:

a. 3-4 AAA announcements.
b. At least 1 new AAA IP.
c. 4-5 AA smaller/weird announcements.
d. At least 2 new AA IPs.
e. At least 1 of those AA announcements must be almost "AAA"-tier. Something like Wild or Rime where it's clearly high production values, even if cheaper than AAA.

And Sony isn't following this by a long shot, but also:

f. No announcement should be >18 months from release. If announced at E3, the planned release window is fall next year latest.
g. At least one of your AAA announcements should be slated for same calendar year.
 
mejin said:
I don't get it.

2013 and 2014 were bad cause no big titles announcements. 2015 and 2016 bad cause less smaller titles.

I'll bet this year we will have more smaller announcements again its always about the right time to do it.
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Not just announcements, walk away from Wattam, Rime, What remains of Edith Finch, F2P experiment failure and San Diego layoff, closure of (smaller)U.K. Studios etc.
All point to SIE stop making bet on smaller weird titles. Tokyo Jungle 2 dream is dead.
Maybe they feel like indie already fill that void, so they step out.
 
wapplew said:
Not just announcements, walk away from Wattam, Rime, What remains of Edith Finch, F2P experiment failure and San Diego layoff, closure of (smaller)U.K. Studios etc.
All point to SIE stop making bet on smaller weird titles. Tokyo Jungle 2 dream is dead.
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This happens after Shawn Layden is now the chairman and SIEA is seen to be a division that cares not for games that aren't "AAA" looking at their lack of marketing for Until Dawn and Gravity Rush 2...

:p

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Nightengale said:
I think it's good to have the right balance. My preferred would be that every year should at least have:

a. 3-4 AAA announcements.
b. At least 1 new AAA IP.
c. 3-4 AA smaller/weird announcements.
d. At least 2 of them are new IPs.

And Sony isn't following this, but :

e. No announcement should be >18 months from release. If announced at E3, the planned release window is fall next year latest.
f. At least one of your AAA announcements should be slated for same calendar year.
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All reasonable points. But what other manufacturer does this?

I mean delay for big AAA is a problem, but you have to understand the teams are still working in new games.

Studio Japan, for example, is one of the first party that always bring us new smaller ips. We already know they are working on several new projects. This is the year they'll introduce us more announcements since almost all their games are launched.

XDEV should have news this year too. We know Housemarque will bring Matterfall and Nex machine this year (at least I hope so).

We have Gio working to get new and different games for Playstation.

What I mean is Sony is already at full speed right now. I don't think it's viable to have everything in a single year, that's all.

wapplew said:
Not just announcements, walk away from Wattam, Rime, What remains of Edith Finch, F2P experiment failure and San Diego layoff, closure of (smaller)U.K. Studios etc.
All point to SIE stop making bet on smaller weird titles. Tokyo Jungle 2 dream is dead.
Maybe they feel like indie already fill that void, so they step out.
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But do you have information on what really happened? it's not like those games aren't coming to PS4 anymore.

Like I said as long the developments teams are launching their games they'll go to another project.
 
I wish someone would approach SIE representatives about this smaller games issue. Sony does seem to be leaving that approach,

SMS which was their tentpole for funding and publishing digital games like this does not have one single external project atm, and their ExDev director (Nathan Gary) has left for awhile and is heading Annapurna Int now. And add that to the fact that we had no announcements of projects of this scope last year, only some VR stuff

I guess indie dev and publishing on consoles is so much easier now that PS4 already gets a bunch of games like this, with no cost to Sony anyway. I doubt most of these games gave big profits to Sony in the past (Journey is the only one that comes to mind now tbh)
 
wapplew said:
Not just announcements, walk away from Wattam, Rime, What remains of Edith Finch, F2P experiment failure and San Diego layoff, closure of (smaller)U.K. Studios etc.
All point to SIE stop making bet on smaller weird titles. Tokyo Jungle 2 dream is dead.
Maybe they feel like indie already fill that void, so they step out.
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Wait, what about WRoEF?

oh nvm, that they aren't being published by SSM anymore and got an outside publisher
 
LastNac said:
TLoU: Part 2. 2018.

Calling it now!
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I think (and hope, to be honest) that you're wrong. The difference between what we would get in, say, October 2018 vs. what we would get in May or June 2019 could be pretty massive with a game like this. I'm very interested to see what they do with Part II, but I also want them to take their time with it.
 
So I'm genuinely curious about what's going to happen to the Killzone franchise now that Guerilla Cambridge has been closed.

Guerilla Amsterdam is by all accounts prioritizing Horizon as its new franchise it will be developing for the foreseeable future.

Cambridge was rumored to be working on a new Killzone game. The studio got hit with heavy layoffs in 2014, I don't know if that would have impacted their Killzone game (if they even were developing one). Obviously Cambridge would end up releasing RIGS... and well, yeah.

Shadowfall sold decently (going by Sony's PR), and it's an FPS franchise (which are still very marketable). Even though I'm not particularly a fan of the series, I'm still wondering what's going to happen too it.
 
ArkhamFantasy said:
The closure of Guerilla Games is not a good sign and lets face it, Playstation doesnt have a great reputation for trying to salvage their flailing accessories.

They'll fight like hell to save a console, but not anything else.
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Are people ignoring that they actually built a new studio from the ground up for their VR headset?
 
Oh God Why said:
So I'm genuinely curious about what's going to happen to the Killzone franchise now that Guerilla Cambridge has been closed.

Guerilla Amsterdam is by all accounts prioritizing Horizon as its new franchise it will be developing for the foreseeable future.

Cambridge was rumored to be working on a new Killzone game. The studio got hit with heavy layoffs in 2014, I don't know if that would have impacted their Killzone game (if they even were developing one). Obviously Cambridge would end up releasing RIGS... and well, yeah.

Shadowfall sold decently (going by Sony's PR), and it's an FPS franchise (which are still very marketable). Even though I'm not particularly a fan of the series, I'm still wondering what's going to happen too it.
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Guerrilla have two lead creative teams, they'll probably make another Killzone between Horizon and the inevitable Horizon 2.

And I think Cambridge working on a new Killzone was more hope than actual rumour. Repeat a wish enough times and some people start believing it's a rumour (also see: Japan Studio JRPG).

Peterc said:
I wonder, is psvr still a thing?
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Yes, if it wasn't they probably would've shut down their Manchester and London studios too. I doubt they'll do any high production value games like RIGS again though.
 
Apathy said:
Been playing bloodborne again, and I really wish they end up doing a sequel to that when From has time.
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Damn, I don't mean to do this to you but that's an opinion I CANNOT get behind. I'd much rather see Fromsoftware release an Armored Core as great as Dark Souls/Bloodborne
 
anybody know what's Sony doing with Freedom Wars & Soul Sacrifice? Can't imagine them just abandoning those ip's, they sold relatively well on Vita iirc.
 
Donthizz# said:
anybody know what's Sony doing with Freedom Wars & Soul Sacrifice? Can't imagine them just abandoning those ip's, they sold relatively well on Vita iirc.
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They did, but both could be described as Hunter-esque titles, and that's a genre deeply rooted in handhelds. So, I wouldn't be surprised if they're just trying to figure out how to really introduce console players to the genre since its one that really hasn't gotten a lot of attention since MH made the move to portables.
 
SolidSnakex said:
They did, but both could be described as Hunter-esque titles, and that's a genre deeply rooted in handhelds. So, I wouldn't be surprised if they're just trying to figure out how to really introduce console players to the genre since its one that really hasn't gotten a lot of attention since MH made the move to portables.
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Remaster freedom wars ala gravity rush?
 
There is an interesting discussion that can be derived from the Horizon vs Zelda thread from the perspective about marketing's awareness and attention grab of major games competing for your attention on their previews, advertising, reviews, etc at the same time...

But that is not a discussion that anyone is interested in having at that thread. And it's not a topic that one should overthink about.
 
Blackleg-sanji1 said:
What you don't think Sony should push back horizon Because of Zelda!?
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I do actually think there's a discussion to be had here. I wouldn't push the game back, rather I'd bring it forward if there's any possibility. The problem is that Horizon is scheduled to launch on the same week as the Switch and Zelda, and while the PS4 install base vastly outstrips that of the Switch's, the problem is that all media attention will be focused on the new console (naturally), and Horizon is in danger of becoming an afterthought.
 
get2sammyb said:
I do actually think there's a discussion to be had here. I wouldn't push the game back, rather I'd bring it forward if there's any possibility. The problem is that Horizon is scheduled to launch on the same week as the Switch and Zelda, and while the PS4 install base vastly outstrips that of the Switch's, the problem is that all media attention will be focused on the new console (naturally), and Horizon is in danger of becoming an afterthought.
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We already had this discussion in this very thread so I'll politely bow out if that's alright. Horizon will be fine
 
get2sammyb said:
I do actually think there's a discussion to be had here. I wouldn't push the game back, rather I'd bring it forward if there's any possibility. The problem is that Horizon is scheduled to launch on the same week as the Switch and Zelda, and while the PS4 install base vastly outstrips that of the Switch's, the problem is that all media attention will be focused on the new console (naturally), and Horizon is in danger of becoming an afterthought.
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This will have zero impact. To give you an example, The Last of Us launched during an E3 week, where presumably these media channels you're talking about are already saturated with news about a thousand different games. A new console launching that's looking to sell a maximum of 2 million consoles in its first month, according to production figures, poses no threat to a game launching on an already established console with a 50 million strong userbase, along with having already established media channels by the way, like Sony's blog/new letters/youtube channel, PS4 specific youtube channels and website, ...

Also, let's not forget, if there's any serious demand for the Switch, it WILL be severely supply constrained.
 
Man it will already be 3 years since InFamous SS released, time flies. I'm ready to see what Sucker Punch announces. It would be cool if their new IP is a Marvel game like Ironman or something.
 
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