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That's disgusting. Someone shop in Cerny's face.You know what you need to do...
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That's disgusting. Someone shop in Cerny's face.You know what you need to do...
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I know famousmortimer (I loved Streakdome '97, by the way!) has said that Sony may hold back so they can pound out new announcements all next year. But I think they should be wary about moving too conservatively. The entire narrative about the PS3's early years was "no games"...it's often said the Vita has "no games".... They can't let that become the perception here.
If I'm them, I show the rumored new IP by Santa Monica. I know the studio has a pedigree of extremely high production value, so maybe it isn't demo-capable yet. But the God of War III team haven't released a game in 41 months. Surely they have something acceptable to show, right? Even just an in-engine trailer would work.
That, plus Housemarque, plus a first-party PSN game, plus a couple console-exclusive indies, plus third-party partnerships, would go far to show that the promised rich lineup for the first year is coming together. Relying mostly on second looks at known quantities lets doubt creep in.
There was never any doubt that PS2 would dominate. They should try to recapture that feeling.
Grimløck;77289207 said:That's disgusting. Someone shop in Cerny's face.
I know famousmortimer (I loved Streakdome '97, by the way!) has said that Sony may hold back so they can pound out new announcements all next year. But I think they should be wary about moving too conservatively. The entire narrative about the PS3's early years was "no games"...it's often said the Vita has "no games".... They can't let that become the perception here.
If I'm them, I show the rumored new IP by Santa Monica. I know the studio has a pedigree of extremely high production value, so maybe it isn't demo-capable yet. But the God of War III team haven't released a game in 41 months. Surely they have something acceptable to show, right? Even just an in-engine trailer would work.
That, plus Housemarque, plus a first-party PSN game, plus a couple console-exclusive indies, plus third-party partnerships, would go far to show that the promised rich lineup for the first year is coming together. Relying mostly on second looks at known quantities lets doubt creep in.
There was never any doubt that PS2 would dominate. They should try to recapture that feeling.
It is fucking baffling that they chose to show The Order before Santa Monica's (Stig's team) new game.
Hey, nice to meet you too. Anything I can openly attack you about? I'm not looking for trouble, why are you being a jerk? Because I tend to be an enthusiastic, hyperbolic person?
I was answering a fellow gaffer's question to the best of my ability and offering my opinion on it. Now, may I ask: How are you contributing to the discussion and civil discourse of Gaf when that's how you choose to interact with others?
How some people make it to member status, I'll never know.
Are you being serious? Oh man I was just having fun. Just the answer to that post was funny, hence the lol?
I just read it wrong?
I don't know if they should show stuff too far into the future. A CG trailer for a game in early production wouldn't do much good as seen with early PS3 announcements.
First year games and a tease of 2nd year maybe?
I agree. MSFT is drumming up excitement for the XBO with a trailer for Halo, which isn't due for some time. Sony should do the same with some of their hard-hitting titles. Although, considering the backlash that The Last Guardian, Agent, FFvs13, etc., has produced because of their delays, I can understand Sony's reticence to divulge anything too soon.I know famousmortimer (I loved Streakdome '97, by the way!) has said that Sony may hold back so they can pound out new announcements all next year. But I think they should be wary about moving too conservatively. The entire narrative about the PS3's early years was "no games"...it's often said the Vita has "no games".... They can't let that become the perception here.
If I'm them, I show the rumored new IP by Santa Monica. I know the studio has a pedigree of extremely high production value, so maybe it isn't demo-capable yet. But the God of War III team haven't released a game in 41 months. Surely they have something acceptable to show, right? Even just an in-engine trailer would work.
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I know famousmortimer (I loved Streakdome '97, by the way!) has said that Sony may hold back so they can pound out new announcements all next year. But I think they should be wary about moving too conservatively. The entire narrative about the PS3's early years was "no games"...it's often said the Vita has "no games".... They can't let that become the perception here.
If I'm them, I show the rumored new IP by Santa Monica. I know the studio has a pedigree of extremely high production value, so maybe it isn't demo-capable yet. But the God of War III team haven't released a game in 41 months. Surely they have something acceptable to show, right? Even just an in-engine trailer would work.
That, plus Housemarque, plus a first-party PSN game, plus a couple console-exclusive indies, plus third-party partnerships, would go far to show that the promised rich lineup for the first year is coming together. Relying mostly on second looks at known quantities lets doubt creep in.
There was never any doubt that PS2 would dominate. They should try to recapture that feeling.
The Order must be further along.
Are you being serious? Oh man I was just having fun. Just the answer to that post was funny, hence the lol?
I just read it wrong?
Yeah, it's not all that surprising. It's been 33 months since Ready at Dawn released their last full game (the only thing they've done since is the PS3 port of their PSP GoWs). That's not terribly shorter than SSM, especially given the probable differences in production scale.The Order must be further along.
Call me sensitive as a new junior, but I couldn't help read that as an attack on my character. Your comment had no substance at all, it could be taken many ways.
I'm hyperbolic. It's who I am. Things that are good are "great", things that are great are "unbelievable!" I enjoyed that presentation, I figured he would too, and so I worded it, as per usual, with hyperbole.
I don't think that makes me an asshat, it's just how I talk.
Look, I'm not trying to fight, man, really. Cliche as it is, I really do just want to get along with everybody.
Call me sensitive as a new junior, but I couldn't help read that as an attack on my character. Your comment had no substance at all, it could be taken many ways.
I'm hyperbolic. It's who I am. Things that are good are "great", things that are great are "unbelievable!" I enjoyed that presentation, I figured he would too, and so I worded it, as per usual, with hyperbole.
I don't think that makes me an asshat, it's just how I talk.
Look, I'm not trying to fight, man, really. Cliche as it is, I really do just want to get along with everybody.
Highly doubtful. God of War 3 was released in 2010. Stig's team has been working on another title for over three years.
Hey sensitive junior, learn how to notice you have a PM![]()
I'm going to bed now*
*Which means the next 40 posts I make in this thread will be from my phone
Twice a decade someone knows where my username is from. Kudos. Mr show is the best.
Sony's argument (not mine, mind you... As I want all the games now) is that if they are projecting to sell out all their stock through the fiscal year that there isn't anything they can do to make that better. They have hit the ceiling. And while the story of LOL No Gamez may become a fanboy battle cry around here it still won't stop the system from selling. And as long as they start announcing new games by the time the system launch hype winds down they will be fine. If they announce uncharted 4 right now or in December it's not going to change nov-march in any way, shape or form. So what's the incentive to do it now?
Just because you're ahead, don't hold back is my personal advice. Microsoft has already shown a lot of games, and a few people are already comparing exclusive announcements and assuming Sony is thin on that front. To avoid the "has no games" meme being attached to the console, I really think Sony ought to come out and announce a bunch of stuff. Not an avalanches worth, but enough to silence doubters.
Speaking of PMs, famousmortimer I look forward to your feedback on the PM I sent you. ;p
Twice a decade someone knows where my username is from. Kudos. Mr show is the best.
Sony's argument (not mine, mind you... As I want all the games now) is that if they are projecting to sell out all their stock through the fiscal year that there isn't anything they can do to make that better. They have hit the ceiling. And while the story of LOL No Gamez may become a fanboy battle cry around here it still won't stop the system from selling. And as long as they start announcing new games by the time the system launch hype winds down they will be fine. If they announce uncharted 4 right now or in December it's not going to change nov-march in any way, shape or form. So what's the incentive to do it now?
I get where you're coming from, but my response as per earlier.
More so for hardcore gaming public image than actual sales.
More so for hardcore gaming public image than actual sales.
LOL Calm down man! You ever do something with your friends and they do something bad but funny and you go, "Man, you're a dick!" Same concept.![]()
It sure is! When joining GAF I briefly contemplated calling myself Van Hammersly (master of billiard teaching!).Twice a decade someone knows where my username is from. Kudos. Mr show is the best.
"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." They will not sell any more consoles in the first few months, but they could make Microsoft sell less. It's not just listwars--for some number of folks that aren't buying at launch, promised software sets mental goals. Cheap as consoles are, most people still have to save up to buy them. Putting stakes in the future ground spreads "I gotta have that!" feeling, and can convert the unsold.Sony's argument (not mine, mind you... As I want all the games now) is that if they are projecting to sell out all their stock through the fiscal year that there isn't anything they can do to make that better. ...If they announce uncharted 4 right now or in December it's not going to change nov-march in any way, shape or form. So what's the incentive to do it now?
Twice a decade someone knows where my username is from. Kudos. Mr show is the best.
Sony's argument (not mine, mind you... As I want all the games now) is that if they are projecting to sell out all their stock through the fiscal year that there isn't anything they can do to make that better. They have hit the ceiling. And while the story of LOL No Gamez may become a fanboy battle cry around here it still won't stop the system from selling. And as long as they start announcing new games by the time the system launch hype winds down they will be fine. If they announce uncharted 4 right now or in December it's not going to change nov-march in any way, shape or form. So what's the incentive to do it now?
Rob Davis ‏@itsrobdavis 57m
Today i saw 3 separate people try to go home from @SonySantaMonica but got entranced by what was on on @adampuhl 's machine#nospoilers
Time to fill up the tub and watch this live
Haven't left the tub for days, my fingers are wrinkled like the ass of Methuselah.
From Rob Davis (senior designer on SSM's new IP)
LOL Calm down man! You ever do something with your friends and they do something bad but funny and you go, "Man, you're a dick!" Same concept.![]()
Twice a decade someone knows where my username is from. Kudos. Mr show is the best.
Sony's argument (not mine, mind you... As I want all the games now) is that if they are projecting to sell out all their stock through the fiscal year that there isn't anything they can do to make that better. They have hit the ceiling. And while the story of LOL No Gamez may become a fanboy battle cry around here it still won't stop the system from selling. And as long as they start announcing new games by the time the system launch hype winds down they will be fine. If they announce uncharted 4 right now or in December it's not going to change nov-march in any way, shape or form. So what's the incentive to do it now?
Exactly this!
"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." They will not sell any more consoles in the first few months, but they could make Microsoft sell less. It's not just listwars--for some number of folks that aren't buying at launch, promised software sets mental goals. Cheap as consoles are, most people still have to save up to buy them. Putting stakes in the future ground spreads "I gotta have that!" feeling, and can convert the unsold.
I just wanted infamous for launch. I'll definitely get it when that comes out, but it might seem better to wait out the launch if they dont show something more or a significant knack improvement
That makes sense to me. It also makes sense not to pull teams off making games to polish up a demo at too early a stage in the development process.
Of course I kinda feel they should have released a couple of this years PS3 games on PS4 instead but that's a different argument.
How about awesome Killzone multiplayer, improved DriveClub build and more great third party stuff? How many games do most people actually buy at launch? Based on posts here, not usually more than two...