Alright, we’ve established not everyone is overjoyed at the idea of Sony making more live service games, but the company seems pretty committed to the idea following its $3.6 billion acquisition of Bungie. The company revealed this week that it already has ten titles of this ilk in development, and while we suspect that number is inflated by the likes of MLB The Show 22 and Gran Turismo 7, there’s still a significant number we don’t know about.
So, what could or should they be? We reckon PlayStation needs to find its own niche here, as there’s no point in chasing trends – the likes of Hyper Scape can attest to that. No, we’d much rather see some new and exciting ideas in the space – something a bit different. Presumably all of its service games will be coming to PS5, PS4, and PC, and we wouldn’t even rule out rival systems at this stage.
Anyway, here’s some of our ideas, but feel free to share your ideas in the comments section below.
The Last of Us: Factions
We know this one is in development and we know that it’s going to be massive. Naughty Dog removed the multiplayer from The Last of Us: Part II and has been working on it as a standalone game ever since. It’s pretty obviously going to be the biggest online experience the team has ever created. There have been vague insinuations to it marrying cinematics with multiplayer gameplay, but it all sounds expensive for a supposed service game. Our prediction is that this could be some kind of RUST-type survival game, where you need to build camps, form alliances, and scavenge for resources – all in a deadly, competitive open world.
Twisted Metal
Another game that we can be fairly confident is in development: Twisted Metal is getting a major television revival, and new acquisition Firesprite is making a game to go with it. The TV show is being billed as an action comedy, where a courier must make it through a deadly wasteland filled with the angriest of drivers. Our prediction: that wasteland becomes a Battle Royale map, and this game blends the best of classic Twisted Metal with Call of Duty: Warzone. You’d be able to grab weapon pickups and ammo from around the map, and chase down foes in an ever-shrinking circle. Oh, and of course, there’ll be loot boxes up the wazoo, allowing you to unlock cosmetics for your cars.
Warhawk
Surely Sony’s live service push demands a Warhawk reboot? While the series’ origins date all the way back to the PS1, it was on the PS3 that the series truly exploded. Warhawk is a more traditional competitive shooter, and it should remain that way. But with its team-based gameplay mechanics, tons of vehicles, and potentially huge arsenals it feels like it’d fit the live service model perfectly. What a game!
SOCOM
Another series arguably ahead of its time, there’s nothing quite like SOCOM in the modern era. While it’s never going to attract a casual audience in quite the same way as a Call of Duty, we reckon SOCOM’s tense tactical battles could stand-out in a market largely dominated by fast-paced, arcade first-person shooters. With tense, rounds-based gameplay and huge stakes on the line, PlayStation fans have been crying out for a new entry in the legendary PS2 series for some time. Sony’s live service push could make for the perfect opportunity.
MotorStorm RC
There’s more to the live service space than just shooters – after all, not everyone wants to fire guns every time they turn on their console. What about MotorStorm RC, then? This forgotten PS3 and PS Vita spin-off blended the outrageous action of Evolution Studios arcade racer with a Micro Machines-esque overhead perspective. You could riddle this with microtransactions, allowing players to customise their own cars with stickers and boost trails. We’re not convinced it would catch-on, but you never know!
PS Home
There’s all this talk of the metaverse in the mainstream media, but everyone forgets that Sony did it first. PS Home may have been ugly, but the idea was sound: a social space where you could chat with friends and play minigames. Titles like Roblox and Minecraft have exploded since PlayStation’s social network was ridiculed, but we reckon with a more cohesive art style and a quicker content turnaround, this concept would be better received today. You could even pair it with the upcoming PSVR2 headset if you wanted to go full Zuckerberg.
What kind of live service games would you like Sony to make? Do any of our ideas tickle your fancy, or are you horrified by the whole thing? Complete your Battle Pass in the comments section below.
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None, I don't want or need any live services, sorry
Good discussion, thanks guys.
Absolutely none...also people keep suggesting that games like Gran Turismo is a live service game and again, it simply is not.
I miss PS Home.
PS AllStars nuff said
Live service games come in lots of genres, GT7 counts for a start. People shouldn't be so dismissive.
1. Factions 2
2. Factions 2
3. Factions 2
4. Twisted Metal
5. A hero shooter one since they don't "have" Overwatch anymore. Maybe I'll like this one.
6. Regular shooter to try and beat cod.
7. Street Fighter 6
8. Monster Hunter 6
9. Grab System Arc or Capcom for PS all stars 2.
honestly it's pretty hard to tell. They may all be new IPs.
Not really a live service game (or GAAS) kinda guy… but one of my closest friends (and the most skilled gamer I know) rates Warhawk and Socom 2 as his favourite games of all-time. So I’d be happy for him if they brought them two back… and I’d probably dip in on them a bit with him to see why he rates them so highly.
As above, none. I can only think of a few examples that have worked, none of which interest me in the slightest.
@AdamNovice What ifff... Hear me out... What if they made PS AllStars a "proper" fighting game and not a Smash clone, party game thing.
A bit like I think @RevGaming is suggesting.
A third person shooter, similar to The Division, would be cool from Sony. Maybe a new Fantasy RPG as well?
@get2sammyb it could def work. If they grab Capcom, they can make a Marvel vs Playstation/Capcom thing. Idk where would Spider-man go lol.
@get2sammyb That's been my dream game for so long, I don't want a Smash type game cos of the unfavorable comparisons. Better to make a core fighting game. It's why I'm adamant that Sony should get Arc System Works. Can you imagine Dragon Ball Fighterz with Playstation characters?
@RevGaming I'm in!
The Last of Us: Factions has to be the one for me. It's high time PlayStation dipped their toes into the online side of video games (I just hope it doesn't hurt the single-player games they're producing)
EDIT: Typo
I’ve mentioned it in a thread before… but I’ll bring it up here as it seems appropriate. I think a PlayStation Allstars could be great if it was done in the style of the old Dreamcast Power Stone games… would differentiate it from what else is currently around.
Sensible Soccer VR
A monster Hunter Style co-op game set in the Horizon world.
Bring back pshome, make platinum trophies give rewards in pshome like a lego marvel platinum give a lego marvel set, a last of us platinum trophy gives a ellie outfit or appearance, make the game support VR and make it a live service.
The think i noticed recently with playstation is that me and my friends don't have a go to shooter to stick with..something that would become the playstation standard..like what halo infinite is now on xbox..some play cod, some destiny some other battle royales..there is plethora of choice offcourse but at the same time the fps genre is fragmented..We really need a sony fps exclusive that is F2P to gather everyone.
I could actually see PS Home make a comeback with the PSVR2. It seems like the perfect combo. I mean, look how popular VRChat is among PCVR/Quest users.
@XOF Sony is not dropping their 20m sold single player games that sell better than most third party AAA single player games. They want the sp crowd and mp crowd.
We can both be happy.
If they want to get into multiplayer-focused titles, which is where the money is nowadays, then it makes sense to do GAAS titles.
Just look at Battlefield and COD. They can often be ***** shows of microtransactions ON TOP of a $60-70 buy-in every year. I'd rather pay nothing upfront and decide when and how I spend my money, personally.
SOCOM, Twisted Metal, War(/Star)hawk, Wipeout, Jet Moto, Allstars, TLOU Factions... all are primed and ready for high quality releases. They'd probably all find audiences, and pad Sony's pockets so they could invest long term in the single player stuff we all love.
Sorry, but the masses are not going to pony up $70 for something like a new Twisted Metal nowadays. It just won't happen. I'd rather they go this route and launch games than have them struggle to justify funding games if they were planned as standard releases.
twisted metal easily . the game is perfect for online , endless new cars & seasons and new maps , they could make a killing off battle-passes , they could even add a battle-royale as much as i hate battle royale , the potential twisted metal could have is limitless though . if they do it right , the game could last as long as GTA 5 … . uh , scratch that , i hope they do release a sequel eventually . don’t be like GTA 5 .
I am perfectly okay with them trying it out. If they bring the same quality and care that they do to everything else, it could be cool to have persistent games in the worlds of TLoU and Horizon. As long as they don’t stop what brought all of us to the table.
I really really just want Factions and a new Killzone. But I want Killzone to have its classic traditional multiplayer modes. They can monetize it (I mean they have to) but it shouldn’t be a battle royale or any of that nonsense.
I would like to see Sony do their own big budget MMORPG.
1) Resistance
2) KIllzone
3) PS Home (thanks for the reminder!)
4) Soul Sacrifice
5) Ratchet Kart (all PlayStation characters like Mario Kart)
6) PlayStation fighting
7) Open world racer
@get2sammyb Smash crossed with something like UMC would be interesting.
PlayStation Home was actually really fun to me back in the day. I didn't make friends or anything, but it felt like a mix between an amusement park and a mall just devoted to PlayStation games, brands. It felt really interactive and way ahead of its time, and I would really enjoy a similar game again.
@MFTWrecks “ They'd probably all find audiences, and pad Sony's pockets so they could invest long term in the single player stuff we all love ”
you’ve gotta be kidding me 😂 good god . that money better go into investing in the quality of life improvements and more content of said multiplayer games , instead of one-and-done titles with little to no continual profits or interests . whose playing a single player for 5+ years ? 😂🤣
Socom and Killzone are no brainers surely? Didnt Zipper interactive also make MAG?
@TheRedComet absolutely agree on revitalising Killzone MP. Also wouldn't mind something like a psvr2 remake of the trilogy.
Not a big game service/MP fan but while dabbling a little bit with destiny I always thought that a mix of that with Warframe and hitman would lend itself well to a Star wars game that focuses on mandolorian clans and bounty hunters. Writing this I can already hear the sigh of "not more Star wars Games", but it could really fit theme wise.
@zhoont I liked PS Home as well. It was definitely ahead of its time!
Last Of Us Factions is the only one I'm really interested in.
I think they should do at least 3 FPS and then heavily support the best one. So let's say Killzone, Socom and Resistance. Give all of them good single player experiences and multiplayer/live service content. The best performing live service stays live service while the other 2 focus on single player driven expansions (compact story driven) for a couple years without investing resources heavily into too many FPS live service games. That way at least two good single player FPS and a good live server FPS.
@nomither6 Yeah. Single Player games have to pay for themselves. Making a MP to pay a SP game doesn't make sense.
I think people here worry about Sony's potential high success with MP games that they fear Sony not making 1-2 extra single player game they could potentially get.
They're not going anywhere. I bet Horizon and God of War could make $1B in revenue (since it's $70 now) plus keeping people spending on ps ecosystem because of the games.
These studios will always be better at making SP games anyways. Pretty sure they don't want to sacrifice those for tacked on MPs. They must be going hard if they are making ND make factions 2 rather than tlou3 or whatever.
They should try a Game like Freedom Wars again
Guilty Gear Strive but with some single player content (to make it more attractive to new players) and character customization
@Medic_Alert If half of them are on a super smash bros success, that's a W for them honestly.
Motostorm for the win.word up son
A new Twisted Metal with a MotorStorm-like racing mode. Maybe it could tap into some of the Mario Kart 8 love.
@nomither6 Who said ALL the revenue would go to create other titles? Do you not know how corporate finances work? Some successful products fund the lesser ones. That's super basic.
Do you think the Xbox division alone was funding the Acti/Blizzard purchase?
I just hope that these 10 games aren’t all part of the original 25 games they said to have in development last year
Ps home in PSVR2 I’d all I would be interested in. Even then, challenges and, ideally, trophy challenges would need to be added in variety and not just volume.
@get2sammyb No amount of “But but but” is going to change people’s minds. People don’t come to PlayStation for GaaS. They want the single player strong narrative game of the year contenders. There are no shortage of service games, and people know where to find them. You can write fifty articles begging gamers to give Sony’s live service crap plan a chance, and it won’t change anything. At the end of the day, it sounds to me like Sony has come to terms with the fact they will absolutely shed customers with their new direction. The real question will be individual choices on where people want to game. And depending on Sony’s future single player output, it may not be on PlayStation.
PlayStation Home, especially in PSV2.
But most importantly, the live service model should try to replicate what Fortnite does: encourage people to engage consistently, but make them feel like they're forced to. Make a game that is fun to play every now and again with your friends, but doesn't feel like a second job.
While I'm completely against live service games and would rather have zero.... I understand this will be a thing, so ideally games/genres that would actually benefit from this type of game.
I'm curious about Factions but that's about it.
Only MP games I have liked are the two recent Star Wars Battlefront titles, especially 2, but EA have all but confirmed that there wil be no third entry.
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I'm not against Sony investing in more online MP games, just hope these don't detract from what they've become the best at: big budget SP games.
Absolutely none, there's enough live service crap outside of Playstation as is.
@NedStarksGhost I'd like a first-person game like the Division, not just a multiplayer game where people are running around shooting each other, rather a game based in a real-life conflict that is a mix of a call of duty campaign and the Division.
I would potentially have a look at Factions, realise I've fallen way behind all other players, can't commit enough time to it, get verbally abused by some teen, then give up.
The daytime tv soap opera Days of Our Lives is owned by Sony. I want a full motion video game series based on the soap—a “choose your own adventure”-style, time-traveling trek through tv-land where you’d find yourself bouncing in and out of crazy situations and choices: You knocked up your best friend’s wife and his daughter and now you learn your wife is pregnant, too? And now the pregnant wife with the unborn baby is in a coma and she had no clue the other women were pregnant? And then it turns out that none of the kids are yours? Who made the babies?! Oh my!
The point is…Sony has got weekday episodes of the show going back to 1965–damn near 60 years of footage!!! Surely they could cobble together one heck of a Quantum Leap-like FMV that could make for a steamy, searing, slimy, seedy, star-studded sensation for Sony. And, it’s something that neither Microsoft nor Nintendo can do.
Or, if that idea is way too ambitious, simply revitalize and re-create a new YooStar-like video game where you can use the camera and mic to put yourself directly into the Days of Our Lives episodes. Sony would just need to beef up the Sharefactory app or make a robust in-game video editing tool, and they’d have a YouTube/Twitch game-streaming sensation for the ages. Who wouldn’t love to watch some random dude insert himself into a tv love triangle?! It’d be awesome, and all the users’ videos would be different. Heck, Sony could run some contests for the best videos. And, people all across the globe (especially non-gamers) would tune in to watch the clips because it’s based on a famous daytime tv show. And, if it’s got a livestream feature, viewers could vote on which way they want the episode to go, and it’d change the script lines that the gamer/actor has to deliver.
$$$$$$$ !!!Easy money!!! $$$$$$$
Or, just bring back Warhawk. Make it player country vs. player country with global domination goals. I’m betting us Americans can beat up pretty good on the Canadian Warhawkers. And the Icelanders…they have no chance!
I feel like now is the right time for a PS Home revival.
ICO. 2 Players as Ico and Yorda. Maybe 8-10 as the shadowy monsters that try to kidnap Yorda. Every match is a series of timed proc-gen puzzles.
Shadow of the Colossus. Basically, 4-player colossi hunts. SotC x Monster Hunter.
The Last Guardian. 4-6 players control a different limb/tail/head of Trico Octodad-style. One player is the boy. No one has fun.
Or MAG2 but 512 players or something ridiculous.
@BamBamBaklava89 They are out of the 25, but that 25 could be 30 or 40 now so don't worry.
You don't know who they bought.
@get2sammyb do you know about this? There's a reporting about Sony already spending/or to spend $7.5B on acquisitions. Bungie would be 3.6 out of that, but what's the rest for?
Idk if Crunchyroll counts in there. Maybe Kadokawa? I can't find the report but found it on twitter.
edit: tweaktown: "sony-has-10-billion-left-to-spend-on-acquisitions-through-2023"
Just because they’re investing in live service games doesn’t mean they won’t continue to make the SP stuff too. You’d think they came out and said they were only making live service games going forward the way some are reacting to the news.
There are loads of games out there in genres I don’t like, doesn’t make me angry that those devs didn’t use their resources to make games I do.
The way I see it is… live service games make lots of money. Lots of money means healthy company. Healthy company means more options. More options is better for everyone.
I’m not the least bit worried that Sony are suddenly going to move away from SP games because they’re investing in live service games 🤷
Nothing but if i have to Warhawk, Factions nothing else. The only Twisted Metal i want is World Tour with better graphics, singleplayer campaing offline and a multiplayer online not some liveservice garbage version.
Just bring back PlayStation Home and I'll be content.
Would love to see Home making a comeback. And I'm very eager to see Factions.
Other than that, as a fantasy nerd who doesn't really like MMOs, with the exception of FromSoftware nobody has ever really made an online fantasy game that could hold my attention for long.
And even From's games are as much a solo experience as they are an online experience.
I'd love to see a big online fantasy game, an action rpg with co-op dungeons and big regions to adventure in. Picture Dragon's Dogma or Crimson Desert or Elden Ring, but with social hubs and raids.
Give it the same kind of regular updates that Destiny gets.
I'd never leave a game like that.
PS Home 2, come spend time and money here, instead of on games or with your friends IRL.
@get2sammyb I’ve been begging for PS All Stars 2 since the PS4 launch. Throw me a bone Sony!
Warhawk would be a nice surprise. Same with Killzone and Resistance. Factions is going to be the most interesting though I really don't want a Rust like open world thing with that. Keep it small arena based please like the original Factions.
Warhawk (PS3) was fantastic and is probably the only "service" game I loved. That said, if Sony were to bring it back, they better damn well add a single player campaign this time.
@RevGaming And that makes me even happier, honestly. I don't mind having some PlayStation online games to play with my friends instead of the recycled yearly releases.
Jumped in and saw the image and thought Home was coming back. Evil tease.
Evil.
Planetside 3!!!
None for me but feels like this is the future of gaming and that makes me sad
I would love to see something like Monster Hunter: World, within the Horizon universe, as a service. With more of an MMO/social hub over world and a faster release schedule, a la something like Sea of Thieves when they did monthly updates.
I know I’m going to get jumped on here, but a game that plays like a BR Destiny 2. Give me a solid FPS BR with longer time to kill than CoD please, but with those tight controls and diverse gunplay/melee action.
@XOF love your gif. u like mine?
None, of course...
Wipeout, classic PS game not really value in a standalone game but a competitive live service game with themes around other games etc could be great.
None I bought my playstation for the single player exclusives
It's pretty obvious they're gonna make a live service Ratchet and Clank. They can bring in all the guns and gadgets from across the entire series and lock them behind gacha and battle passes.
A 'Just Cause'-like Warhawk game could be good fun.
While I've made my stance on Live-Service Multiplayer Games quite clear, I would love a PS All-Stars 2, but it absolutely must have a compelling offline Story Mode to go along with it.
@j2c totally agreed
Basically none. But it depends, if it's not like Destiny (recycled uninspired content, boring seasons, boring grind without purpose) then I'll might change my opinion.
None, tbh, never resonated with any live service games until now, no chance of that changing in the foreseeable future.
M.A.G. or socom..please god dont let there be another warhawk..i know heresy but it was a horrible game on the ps3..the worst matchmaking and servers in a game in living memory..c'mon guys it was bollocks..
I'll take a helping of none, well... a Socom 2 remake would be great but it wouldn't need to be live service. A remake of Warhawk would also be pretty cool though again it wouldn't need to be a live service. I could go on, just cause you make a MP game it doesn't mean it has to turn into live service filth.
MAG, ps3 game Massive Action Game
Until they can figure out a single player non PVP game I don't care what they make. Multiplayer PVP are just for another group of people. Unless the game has a distraction or loop its impossible for Devs to keep up with the rate gamers consume that content.
About 1% of all service games continue, the rest fails. There is no point in trying AGAIN as all these games saw the light of day and died.
@BrotherFilmriss damn dude your edgy, sorry that Destiny wasn’t made for you. But I’m pretty sure you whine about everything you comment on if I’d look back at your history. Destiny is awesome, almost perfect fps and the story is great. Prolly hold a grudge about the demo of 8 years ago and still can’t let it go. When a chick dumps you, do you just sit there and talk crap about her instead of moving on with your life? I’m sure you do, get over yourself and when you finally accomplish something I hope some nobody like you craps all over it.
@HuJack007 that was a great game!! This was a great reminder how many online games Sony used to make and most were first party. I hope they can get back to adding stuff like this into there catalog
@Tielo what do you consider failure? Is it a time frame because if you say a game that is live for 5 years but gets shutdown is a failure, then you prolly right but I’d like to see your source on that statistic. Then the second question is what’s your point? Take a chance, throw the dice, if you fail at least you tried. No one can take that from you
If Sony bring back PSHome. They'll gonna have to do something really special. PSHome was cool for it time, but now... Not some much. The market is flooded with these style game due to the surge of VR and the metaverse. Now we're even seeing new life in thought to be dead games like Second Life.
PSHome won't be able to offer the full body experience like VRChat, nor will it be able to offer the limitless customization that you see on VRChat or Second life.
@Quadalog Non of these games got a new version on PS4. Isn't that a sign PlayStation didn't see enough of a return on investment to continue these games.
All of the above I think would work fine.
I don’t get the insane negativity around love service. Its brilliant when done right. Just look at Fortnite and Warzone
@MFTWrecks that analogy doesn’t even make sense , xbox is a in-house subsidiary of micro$oft . micro$oft gets its funds from selling software and non-gaming related hardware ; xbox’s funds come from something entirely not gaming related . you’re talking about an in-house game , directly funding another in-house game , & taking away from the former game in the process . playstation gets its profits to make those “god given single-player” experiences from hardware sales and third party games . it’s not right to take away from multiplayer games to fund an already very saturated market . you single player people are never satisfied when there’s constantly single players being released . even multiplayer games have some form of single player , but nobody calls those “tacked -on” .
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None. Just give us other genres beyond third person cinematic action adventure shooter. When was the last time Sony gave us a real RPG?... Folklore??? A great first person shooter?... Resistance 3???? A puzzle game? A strategy game? You catch my drift.
Most of the best live service games weren't intended to be live service in the first place were they? Im thinking rocket league, fortnite, gta v. Well gta v they had plans for live service on release but it was on the back of a solid game.
Anyway my point is make a good successful game that people want more of and then start cashing in.
It's obvious that they're already working on something like this, but a really high quality PlayStation FPS to rival Halo Infinite would be cool.
Everybody's sports(hot shots sports), basically everybody's golf but with multiple sports with a big open world.
@Oscarjpc do you ever get bored making the same comment, time after time after time after....?
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Buzz! ...starring Jason Donovan
A new fantasy IP VR MMO for PS5 / PC with crossplay
I don't want live service.
I just want a lot of kids games and girlie games on PS5 in physical release.
I said it yesterday: M.A.G.2!
It would be the perfect candidate for F2P/Live service as it needs a lot of players. PS3 version had 256 players and I don't doubt PS5 could double that without problems. Just have some more vehicles than in the first game and it'd be total mayhem with that many players.
A game like that would be perfect these days, as it seems BF 2042 has royally s**t the bed, and the position as large scale warfare game is kinda vacant at the moment.
Not a single one.
I already play 2 mmo's on PC. There is no time for anything else or i can't play single player games either, and i won't give that up.
I sort of got a third one on playstation which is captain tsubasa too, but it's less time intensive than the others.
But, this isn't for me. It's for the CoD crowd.
What is a live service game and how is it different to the normal games that are being played?
i would LOVE to see PS Home!
@Col_McCafferty Not really. As a teacher I know repetition is the path to memorize rules and facts. And to be fair I rearrange the wording from one to the other. In any case, I'm glad you notice. It's great to have a fan.
Something weird? There are soooo many online games. I find myself mostly drawn to indies and story driven single player games.
If Sony's planned live service games will go the Destiny route...none. Bungie turned Destiny into a money milking, grind fest, second job machine.
I am so done with this type of game.
Bungie’s version of Starfield, as a MMO.
@Perturbator M.A.G.2 gets my vote instantly but i dont think battlefield 2042 is all that removed from M.A.G. (yes i've played M.A.G.) and the only thing battlefield dosnt have over it is the perpetual battlefield where it was just always shifting the momentum between the 3 factions..if battlefield implemented that then it would really elevate it..as it stands its a good shooter..just needs a bit of tlc..
@Kang81 Exactly. Destiny stopped being good the moment Bungie decided to go Eververse and Seasons route, instead of just selling content in form of DLCs.
Indy online games (rocket league, that colored blob game) released through psplus have been some of the most entertaining things that they have done through their live services. Would love to see more of that.
Really loved playstation home back in the day, not sure I'd get into it as much these days though.
I remember really liking the warhawk beta, never got the game strangely but it seems like a good game to revive. I'd give it a go.
Factions 2 could be great, factions 1 was very underrated and it hunk it'll be cool to see naugty dog do something a little different.
Wipeout or a modnations game would be my preferred picks though.
Personally don't want any BUT I think it's important for PlayStation to branch out into other areas they are lacking in like live services, RPGs, FPS, Multiplayer etc.
@RevGaming Haha, it's awesome! Sucker Punch really poured their heart and soul into Ghost of Tsushima, even after launch!
@nessisonett lol, no word of a lie, before I clicked on the article I said to myself "I'm just going to put Sensible World of Soccer down because it's the best game of all time" and then I saw your comment
Warhawk is one of the greatest games of all time. PS All stars needs a sequel. I’d like a factions game in the sense that you guys described. Rust like game in the TLOU universe would be amazing.
@get2sammyb it MUST be time for a reboot of Everquest or even just the PS2 Norrath games made much, much bigger in an open world!
@nomither6 Why are you labeling me "single player obsessed"...? I'm out here talking about the virtues of Sony having numerous multiplayer GAAS titles out there (a lot more support than most in this thread can muster!).
I play both. Don't be dumb and quick to label people you don't know, or misunderstand.
I want...NONE Next question...
No thanks! I'd rather they continue to only invest in strong single player experiences.
@Quadalog Where is you proof those games where successful?
And I'm fine PS tries another service game but why 10? These things cost a ton to develop and their fail rate is huge. Why not focus support on PSVR2 o does it go the PSVR1 route and is left behind soon after release.
@Tielo all you need is a fortnite, pubg or something that knocks it out of the park and it makes up for all the failures. I just want online fps, that’s not BF or CoD, or whatever Warhawk was. Those were fun and with bungies knowledge in those areas, the sky could be the limit. The PS4 generation was pretty great, but it kinda was a 1 note wonder compared previous generations. I want more to chose from and as long as it’s not free to play crap, they could mitigate a lot of the cost factor
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