I liked it, but hopefully in the next, they advertise in advance if it will be focused on VR, PS4, PS5 and etc and tell how long it lasts (I saw a lot of people complaining that they thought it would last more than 2h).
It really missed something big, but I think it would be a mistake to show more of The Last Of Us 2, Death Stranding and Ghost Of Tsushima if it is not to announce the release date.
I'm starting to think that Sony will need to open/buy some studios to get enough content for years to come.
I'm the only one who thinks they will do exactly the same thing from previous years, but now with the "keynote" happening on a day before?
They're going to show some trailers for already announced games, probably show some new indies, maybe announce some dates for 2018, call a few guests on stage (like Tim Schafer in the last few years) and announce some new games, which are likely to be 3rd party games, since all of Sony's studios are currently busy.
I would not be surprised to see anything related to the Resident Evil 2 Remake, announcement of the Crash Team Racing Remake or something like this type of games.
Remembering that they have already confirmed that they will show more of Dreams, Ghost Of Tsushima, and The Last Of Us Part II.
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Re: Talking Point: What Did You Think of Sony's State of Play Livestream?
Oh, and the reactions from this stream explain very well why Sony likes to spend months and months without saying anything.
Re: Talking Point: What Did You Think of Sony's State of Play Livestream?
I liked it, but hopefully in the next, they advertise in advance if it will be focused on VR, PS4, PS5 and etc and tell how long it lasts (I saw a lot of people complaining that they thought it would last more than 2h).
It really missed something big, but I think it would be a mistake to show more of The Last Of Us 2, Death Stranding and Ghost Of Tsushima if it is not to announce the release date.
I'm starting to think that Sony will need to open/buy some studios to get enough content for years to come.
Re: PSX 2017 May Not Have a Proper Press Conference This Year
I'm the only one who thinks they will do exactly the same thing from previous years, but now with the "keynote" happening on a day before?
They're going to show some trailers for already announced games, probably show some new indies, maybe announce some dates for 2018, call a few guests on stage (like Tim Schafer in the last few years) and announce some new games, which are likely to be 3rd party games, since all of Sony's studios are currently busy.
I would not be surprised to see anything related to the Resident Evil 2 Remake, announcement of the Crash Team Racing Remake or something like this type of games.
Remembering that they have already confirmed that they will show more of Dreams, Ghost Of Tsushima, and The Last Of Us Part II.