I don't really understand Sony or game developers idea about launching PS4. The sales of the system in general are very high, higher than any console in history if im not mistaken. Yet, we have no games to play. Sony wanted to invest into PS4 quite heavily and get gamers to enjoy the system... so basically
I'd have to ask Sony a few things
Where are these games, and why you didn't fund more games for launch/launch period
Tekken
Ridge Racer
RPG's
NFS (thanks.... glad to get another one of those yearly NFS up ports EA)...
Sports (not too worried about this, they are always year one efforts anyways) Say what you want about NBA 2k, but it will also look and play much much better in a few years.
I'd also have to ask, what was you thinking trying to put a Killzone game as a launch game?
Knack was a ok choice, a good alternative but it didn't really hit that creative or mass appeal of a Crash or Spyro.
PS1 era showed us that when you collectively put your RPGS, horror titles together with quality, they will take off.
Developers need to have some kind of industrial wide meeting to combat this situation in some way. Start working together at a consumer/awareness level.
I think at the end of the day developers have to understand something. If you collectively put games on something, those games are going to garner interest and sells. Developers, gotta work together in some way. Yeah, maybe one interesting RPG can take off (Demon Soul's) but for a genre to flourish you need a lot of good games in that genre.
I hope with lacking sales and play time of games like Killzone, Halo 4, Gears Judgement etc that developers will start to create orginal and unique game experiences again atleast. This is doubful however.
PS4 and Xbox One both have had some of the worse launch and post launch periods I have ever seen up to March. It will get better from March imo, atleast that is a good sign for us. Still, I much prefer the niche games of the PS2 launch my-self. To add to that, MS should have also had Halo HD something ready for One launch. Couldn't have been that hard to man power up a HD port of there better Halo games.
Maybe I'm not saying there is absoluting nothing to play. But...
Don't you think for a company that wants to push a consumer product as much as SOny wants to push PS4 would have had more in the pipe line as far as games is concerned? There is a lot of options out there that they didn't take in the four or five years they were designing the PS4. Guess we will have to wait and see their true plans and game line up for their streaming service. Hope their PS1/PS2 game list grows and potentially enhanced for HD tv's.
I'd have to ask Sony a few things
Where are these games, and why you didn't fund more games for launch/launch period
Tekken
Ridge Racer
RPG's
NFS (thanks.... glad to get another one of those yearly NFS up ports EA)...
Sports (not too worried about this, they are always year one efforts anyways) Say what you want about NBA 2k, but it will also look and play much much better in a few years.
I'd also have to ask, what was you thinking trying to put a Killzone game as a launch game?
Knack was a ok choice, a good alternative but it didn't really hit that creative or mass appeal of a Crash or Spyro.
PS1 era showed us that when you collectively put your RPGS, horror titles together with quality, they will take off.
Developers need to have some kind of industrial wide meeting to combat this situation in some way. Start working together at a consumer/awareness level.
I think at the end of the day developers have to understand something. If you collectively put games on something, those games are going to garner interest and sells. Developers, gotta work together in some way. Yeah, maybe one interesting RPG can take off (Demon Soul's) but for a genre to flourish you need a lot of good games in that genre.
I hope with lacking sales and play time of games like Killzone, Halo 4, Gears Judgement etc that developers will start to create orginal and unique game experiences again atleast. This is doubful however.
PS4 and Xbox One both have had some of the worse launch and post launch periods I have ever seen up to March. It will get better from March imo, atleast that is a good sign for us. Still, I much prefer the niche games of the PS2 launch my-self. To add to that, MS should have also had Halo HD something ready for One launch. Couldn't have been that hard to man power up a HD port of there better Halo games.
Maybe I'm not saying there is absoluting nothing to play. But...
Don't you think for a company that wants to push a consumer product as much as SOny wants to push PS4 would have had more in the pipe line as far as games is concerned? There is a lot of options out there that they didn't take in the four or five years they were designing the PS4. Guess we will have to wait and see their true plans and game line up for their streaming service. Hope their PS1/PS2 game list grows and potentially enhanced for HD tv's.
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