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You know it's bad when even Xbox fans call out this post lmao. I don't think any one is actually siding with her on this comment...

This is a pretty fun marketing push I like it. I want to see more things put up. A bit disappointing not seeing any horizon in the forbidden West (San Francisco) or the burning shores (Hollywood). But maybe they'll do it closer to the launch

Sadly I'm financially tight now, so I'll need to hold off buying it for at least a couple months

I'll be grabbing this. I didn't know if they were gonna bring it out west.

@neonpizza it was already alluded to that Sony will skip the pro and just carry on in to the next game cycle.
Are you promoting a graphics card on a PlayStation news forum?

People forget, that square didn't just sell the IP and studios for $300 million. They sold it for $300 million + Embraced taking on all of their debts. God knows how much that actually is. They needed the debt gone to "potentially be ready for an acquisition"

Sony pulling out caused a massive downward push. It was inevitable Sony just decided to start first

Articles like this have fanboys of other consoles salivating to bash PS. Lol

I would be down for a new protag in uncharted, give Nathan a good retirement, he has earned it.

This would have been a great series for PS to have gotten that could have been expanded into a TV series, same with Deus ex. Partially why I was perplexed with Sony not trying to acquire these studios from SE.

I'll wait for it to go on ps plus monthly before I play it. I'm sure Sony will pay them well enough for it.

Can't be worse than Fire Emblem Engage's story. Though I do enjoy it's gameplay. I'll keep an eye on the reviews for this game before I pick it up.

@GreatAuk Finally! It's good to see more people agree! Maybe Sony could hire Ready at Dawn to help create it. I'm sure if they made it a VR experience and also launched it on PC, Meta would be on board!

On a side note, I didn't know studio Gobo was a subsidiary, I fell down the Google rabbit hole. I always assumed they were an independent support studio.

I wouldn't ever buy a pro controller and I'd never play competitively for up to 6 hours in a single sitting so nothing about this matters to me...

@R_Ryder I knew Sony wouldn't kill off an iconic series like Hot Shots Golf!!!

I'll wait for push's review. But I'll probably get this on a discount down the road.

@InternetUser isn't crystal dynamics - tomb Raider?

Already beat both before with 100% completion
I'll buy it and play it for the platinum after I finish GoT

@Cyberpsycho when they were taken off of twisted metal it was reported Sony put them on another vehicular game , so I expected that to be announced in the next year, I guess not any more... Well good luck to them, if they do well enough I could see Microsoft picking them up, like they did with playground games before.

Expecting a new IP to sell 5 million copies Is ridiculous by any company's standards.

On a side note, I thought Striking distance was an independent studio, so I learned something new!

@Jacko11
You're acting as if Persona wasn't always a Western focus title. Ever since Sega bought them, they have been marketing far more to western markets than they have in Japan.

Idk what you want me to tell you. Just because the series was a PlayStation exclusive for a long time doesn't mean it wasn't available to view. There was even an Anime released for Persona 3-5. Atlus is a pretty big player in the JRPG space, if you're new to the franchise, block out key words on your browser and don't look up reviews of the game. What else do you want? No one here will spoil it for you, so that just leaves Twitter (which you shouldn't enter anyways if you want to avoid spoilers of any kind), YouTube, and Twitch which you should also avoid for spoilers.

@Bentleyma the story is still worth playing through. And the dungeons are mostly the same. You also get the chance to play as a female protag with different set of relationships and bonds. It's definitely an experience.

@Eldritch you can be bewildered but it's a thing. If you are interested why people enjoy it, try it yourself. Pick a game you've already played through, go on to twitch and find a streamer. Try it out with a few streamers. You might find one you like. Not everyone has a budget to buy every game console. If I had that kind of money, I'd have an Xbox series X as well. I generally play PC and PS5 because I can only afford one game console, and I already have a prebuilt PC for other functionalities. I have watched a few playthroughs myself, such as previous iterations of Halo. I usually play my own games while I have a screen open to a streamer every so often.

You might be surprised and actually enjoy it. Some users also provide commentary, and interact with the audience. It can be a fun experience depending on the stream you join and other attendees.

@Jacko11 persona 4 is on Steam, been there a while now. If you don't want to be spoiled add key word blockers to your browser. It's not the rest of the world's responsibility to keep the game spoiler free...

@Eldritch hardly oddballs, the practice is pretty mainstream. When I used to be a twitch streamer I had my channel open for anyone to watch and comment, a few dozen people would cycle in and out during any given stream. And I was a nobody. Imagine the Twitch members who get several million views per stream?

Idk why you are so mad, if I've never been into Grand theft auto and I suddenly got into it now, I shouldn't expect the story to be hidden in spoiler tags since I just got into it now. The game and series has been around a long time.

Forget Japan, I'm still a massive FF enjoyer, the only 3D series entry I've never played was FF 11 unfortunately. Maybe some day we will see a remaster.

Persona 3 and 4 have been around for over a decade each. If you don't know the story by now, you can't blame story leaks. Even my friends who never had a PlayStation console growing up, watched playthroughs from beginning to end.

I'll buy it after launch, how far after is based on the review

@solocapers why does this matter, when talking about gaming?

I suppose this is why Sony paid so much to Bungie. Not just the studio but for the staff to stay with the company for a set amount of years. Playground is potentially losing a few solid members after becoming a premium AAA studio for Microsoft.

@Flaming_Kaiser Ninja theory is now with Microsoft, it's the same issue with The Order 1886, I'd love a sequel, but Ready at Dawn is owned by Meta.

Maybe Sony will allow an indie team to try to recreate/build on some of their legacy titles. Sony can maintain their publishing rights, but give the community a chance to rebuild these dead franchises...

On topic, this seems like a great studio for Sony to invest money in, and help the project, like they do with Deviation.

@NEStalgia Them are fighting words. I generally hate shooters, I'm weirdly good at them, I usually have a 2:1 k/d ratio, but I never particularly enjoyed them until I played Killzone, especially 2, which is the greatest of the franchise Imho. You just see it as a brown shooter with low poli gameplay. But the game itself was incredible. Most shooters are incredibly generic with their tropes: aliens, terrorism, defending our homeland. On a glance you'd think the same of Killzone too. Try watching this video, the YouTuber does a great job going back and reviewing the game:
https://youtu.be/JVHMDxW--ik

@Flaming_Kaiser don't get my hopes up

@TaMpA_bLaCk

As of Sony's last purchase is 19.
6 of those being a support studio, and one being a mobile division studio. This doesn't include Bungie as they are a seperate entity to that of PlayStation first party studios.

Xbox currently has 23. With the addition of ABK this will be pushed up to 30+.

https://www.androidcentral.com/everything-sony-worldwide-studios-working#:~:text=PlayStation%20Studios%3A%20How%20many%20are,not%20develop%20their%20own%20games.

@TaMpA_bLaCk Sony don't have 23 studios, and Xdev is a support studio, not a IP producing studio.

Absolutely incredible, I'm very impressed.

@sonicmeerkat keep dreaming, not until we get knack 3

I hope they make it open platform, and not just locked into PS5. This is revolutionary, and I feel gamers all over could benefit from a controller like this!

Past experience gives me little faith in Bloober, but this is the time to prove me wrong. I'll still wait for early reviews before buying it.

I'll watch it.

I probably won't like it, but you gotta support these types of movies, to get Sony to open up about bigger projects down the road.

Hopefully at least one of these projects are a conventional shooter (action/adventure) with a multiplayer mode. They don't need all their projects to be Live action.

I'm sure one of their projects is likely Destiny 3, seeing as the recent release was the last dlc.

Not surprising, even as an aging system, it's relatively cheap and has a good variety of games. Though I wish Nintendo would sell their games at a discount more often. I appreciate the PS store for that. This generation is the first where I'm mostly a digital gamer..

If their batteries can give me good range in Canadian winters, I'll consider it

I don't know which is worse. If the game will be F2P with a seasonal game pass, or if it's a $70 game with microtransactions

I wish Sony had picked up Supermassive when they had the chance. Having an in-house Horror studio would have been fantastic.

@PhantomMenace84 I'd kill for a new Killzone or SOCOM ...

.... Figuratively speaking, ofc

Very excited. Unfortunately my budget is tight so I'll need to wait to get it. T_T

@NEStalgia I'm biased for Sony to acquire them (obviously) but it's because I'm a huge fan of Dark Cloud and Rogue Galaxy. I always wanted a sequel before they moved towards Ni No Kuni...chances are they won't go back to them which is a shame.

I can dream. I hope they as a company get their butts out of their own face before they crash the ship.

I will circle back to it after I finish platinuming Tactics ogre, just need to finish POTD lvl100...

@NEStalgia this is the perfect time for one of the big three to acquire them. They have a fantastic archive and have made poor decisions financially in the past few years. Same with platinum games, though I was surprised Microsoft didn't try to buy platinum awhile back.