PlayStation 4

Seems like our news is being made by the competition more than Sony.

Somewhere in the article they point out how this latest problem for that box makes clear exactly why keeping your release-date close to your chest can be a really good idea.

edited 14th Aug '13 5:24:30 PM by Alucard

Page not found.

Here

There was a weird doodad in Alucard's link.

edited 15th Aug '13 4:12:18 PM by Ryuhza

Also dead.

I'll give it a shot.

Edit:And it's dead too. Look to the right side of the screen and you'll see the story. Man that's weird.

edited 14th Aug '13 5:03:15 PM by mega-dark

Bah, Push Square has done this before. I'll have to make note of that in the future.

Here

edited 14th Aug '13 5:30:36 PM by Alucard

Okay, so it redirects you to the link with the doodad. Weird. In the url, right before the "PS 3" at the end, there's a dash that you need to remove.

edited 15th Aug '13 4:12:03 PM by Ryuhza

In any case, I'm still wondering how big the combined markets of those 8 countries are in comparison to US, Japan, UK and Canada. I mean, it's not like those countries were big on Xbox to begin with, right? So it's not like it's a particularly big loss.

A production delay in places like the US though would obviously be far worse for them.

Sure, but it's still no good for Microsoft's image.

Thanks for redirecting me here :)

Sure thing! In regards to the PS+ requirement for online play, to be honest I think there was more discussion on that in the Xbox One thread.

Now here's a meaty article.

Yeah, this one is from Push Square too.

http://www.pushsquare.com/news/2013/08/feature_ps4_ps3_and_vita_announcements_you_should_expect_at_gamescom_2013

EDIT: Funny how that doesn't work either.

edited 16th Aug '13 4:45:22 PM by Alucard

http://tinyurl.com/lh3ob9j

Next time you have to link to them, just run it through tinyurl. TV Tropes hates long URLs for some reason, so it stuffs a hyphen and a space in them.

Well, remember that Sony did say they were actively holding back announcements of major games til Gamescom. My guess is we'll see, if not footage, at least confirmation of projects by all first and second party devs who aren't already making something.

Most likely including Naughty Dog. I reckon it will likely follow their usual model - a teaser at Gamescom, a trailer at the VGA's, a playable demo onstage at e3 2014, and a release by late October.

Thanks.

I'm hoping for more on Project Siren's new Vita title, Freedom Wars. I think everybody was expecting them to get to working on Gravity Rush 2, but it still looks interesting.

Sony Santa Monica has a new title in the pipeline, and they've had Michael Angeli (a TV writer) working on the script since some time after GoW3 went to retail. They moved 150 people on their team onto this project after Ascension dropped.

Isn't Naughty Dog still doing The Last of Us DLC?

Remember that they have two teams now.

Right, besides very minor content drops now and then, the Uncharted 3 team hasn't been up to anything publicly announced in a while.

Wouldn't they have been making Golden Abyss for Vita?

Granted, that came out almost a year ago, but it's still a year after Uncharted 3.

No, that wasn't Naughty Dog at all.

(Can you believe those guys made Bubsy 3D back in the day?)

edited 18th Aug '13 3:11:39 PM by Ryuhza

BEND STUDIO MADE THAT?! Jeez...

Yeah, they sure took serious strides after that particular catastrophe. I hope they're allowed to make another Syphon Filter for the PS 4.

My mistake. How can you tell I've only started paying attention to Sony recently? :P

In other news, the Vita came out two years ago? Geez. I totally forgot about its entire first year. ._.

Well, more like a year and a half. Early last year.

That page says Golden Abyss came out in 2011. (I assume that's Japan, but it's still 2011).