Started by Dr. Pezus, May 03, 2014, 03:25 PM
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Detroit and dreams are not 2019 lol. Why would they even think that?Well Colin thinks 2018 for both, which I already think is very much stretching it (and he's saying that Dreams might not come out at all, since he thinks its development has been very troubled), but yeah Greg seems to be very negative about this.
Uhh he's predicting sucker punch to take 6 years for their next game? That's way too long. I'm expecting 2018 or a surprise announce in 2017 and release in fall 2017. That's likely not gonna happen though. Most of it seems pretty logical though. However I'm expecting spider man and detroit to potentially be 2018 or earlier 2019.Detroit was announced in 2015...
Not sure about Dreams though.
Detroit was announced in 2015...And don't forget WiLD. That game has been MIA since forever.
I think the best way to show why I would find this so disappointing is as follows:
Horizon about 20 months between announcement and release
GT Sport about 2 years
God of War about 20 months
Days Gone about 2 years
TLOU 2 about 2 years (about the same as the games above even though they went out of their way to say how early in development it is?)
Detroit about 3 1/4 years
Dreams about 4 years (not counting the PS4 reveal even though it was shown there as well)
Spider-Man about 3 1/2 years
Death Stranding 3 3/4 years
Sucker Punch assuming an E3 2017 announcement about 3 to 3 1/2 years
Those are some ridiculous windows here. And I've said this before but Sony has already put Spider-Man and God of War in some of their ads, which would be an absurdly misleading thing to, if they weren't at least planning to have these games come by late 2017 or maybe early 2018.
Edit: All the bolded games I think are at least currently aiming to come out before E3 2018.
Who has a PS 20% off codes they haven't used and don't want to use yet?!?!How do you get one of those
Pls can I have =(
Detroit was announced in 2015...Yeah I've thought that Spiderman and God of War are earlier than some might think because of that ad. But you never know.
I think the best way to show why I would find this so disappointing is as follows:
Horizon about 20 months between announcement and release
GT Sport about 2 years
God of War about 20 months
Days Gone about 2 years
TLOU 2 about 2 years (about the same as the games above even though they went out of their way to say how early in development it is?)
Detroit about 3 1/4 years
Dreams about 4 years (not counting the PS4 reveal even though it was shown there as well)
Spider-Man about 3 1/2 years
Death Stranding 3 3/4 years
Sucker Punch assuming an E3 2017 announcement about 3 to 3 1/2 years
Those are some ridiculous windows here. And I've said this before but Sony has already put Spider-Man and God of War in some of their ads, which would be an absurdly misleading thing to, if they weren't at least planning to have these games come by late 2017 or maybe early 2018.
Edit: All the bolded games I think are at least currently aiming to come out before E3 2018.
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Yeah I've thought that Spiderman and God of War are earlier than some might think because of that ad. But you never know.There was a tweet that potentially hinted at something like that, but that might also just be reading to much into things.
I agree with you that most of those are targeting 2017 or 2018. Adding in TLOU 2.
*edit* Actually wasn't there a dev or someone from insomniac that made it sound like Spiderman is gonna be earlier than most think? Or am I just not remembering something right?
It's funny that all of this confussion is because Sony is afraid of delays. When was the last time a publisher had so many announced games without release windows?I honestly can't remember ever seeing a similar situation. Including Knack 2 there are currently 8 Sony published retail games with no release year even announced.
There was a tweet that potentially hinted at something like that, but that might also just be reading to much into things.Looks like their new policy. They probably want to avoid being tarnished with the delay tag as a staple of Sony
Insomniac Games on Twitter: "@KerrRobinson84 who said it was 2 years away? Just stay tuned. We're still working on it and can narrow it down closer"
I honestly can't remember ever seeing a similar situation. Including Knack 2 there are currently 8 Sony published retail games with no release year even announced.
Gravity Rush 2 Demo Out Tomorrow - PlayStation.Blognice. i might give this a try.
Nier demo as well, looks like I have things to do when I'm back home after Christmas.
Gravity Rush 2 Demo Out Tomorrow - PlayStation.Blogseems a bit early for a game that won't release until 2020...
Nier demo as well, looks like I have things to do when I'm back home after Christmas.
seems a bit early for a game that won't release until 2020...Huh?
Gravity Rush 2 Demo Out Tomorrow - PlayStation.Blog:O !!!!!!!
Nier demo as well, looks like I have things to do when I'm back home after Christmas.
