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Have they said when they plan on making the bluray experience on ps4 more in tune with how it is on ps3???
I keep hearing its lacking without hearing any fixes in sight
I love my ps3 got the first slim in 09 and been holding steady since
I love my blurays
 
So, DriveClub got scrapped……...
Nah, delayed but I have a feeling we will here about it very soon. Hopefully tonight with the VR


No news on the VR headset?

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http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-03-18-gdc-live-report-sonys-future-of-innovation-talk
 
Yeah Metal Gear looks alright to me. I absolutely love the series but I do feel like its gameplay style is aging badly. I love the story though :lol:

I actually am a huge Splinter Cell fan and think its gameplay dumps on MGS. The story from the first 3 is legit too :pimp:. Even though Blacklist was one of my favorite games from 2013 the story was hard to get into because of the new actor. Just didn't seem like Fisher to me. The gameplay and MP are off the chain though :pimp:
 
If The Last Guardian hasnt been scrapped, I doubt this is.
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Aside from the debut trailer, has there been any other trailer or screenshot? This game was announced back in 09
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 not as bad as some other games *cough, cough* Versus XIII

edit: I mean FF XV
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If The Last Guardian hasnt been scrapped, I doubt this is. :lol:
Aside from the debut trailer, has there been any other trailer or screenshot? This game was announced back in 09 :x  not as bad as some other games *cough, cough* Versus XIII

edit: I mean FF XV :wink:

Someone at Sony confirmed it was still in development. Id bet its been retooled for a PS4 release.

Sony 'Loves That People are Still Interested' in The Last Guardian
"That’s an honor to us."
by Colin Moriarty MARCH 12, 2014
01:08The Last Guardian is still "absolutely in the mix"
The Last Guardian – the PlayStation-exclusive title from Team ICO which has now been in development for some eight years – is still “absolutely in the mix” at Sony, according to Scott Rohde, one of the men in charge of Sony’s roster of fully-owned studios.

In a conversation with IGN, the topic of The Last Guardian came up. “You’re going to be very frustrated by this answer,” Rohde said, “but it is 100 percent the God’s honest truth, and that is that we want to make great games. And when we see that the public is so interested in a specific game, of course that drives us to want to complete that game. But it also drives us to want to make it great. We would not want to ship that game if we don’t think it’s great.”

When asked whether it was still a PlayStation 3 game or if it’s migrated to PlayStation 4, Rohde said that he’s “not going to announce what platform it’s coming on, who’s working on it, who’s involved. But that is still a title that’s absolutely in the mix at Worldwide Studios. That’s the most you’re gonna get.”

Later in the conversation, Rohde noted that he “actually likes talking about The Last Guardian. I love that people are still interested in it. That’s an honor to us. That’s not just me spinning… It’s really cool that people are still interested in it, and we’re trying to make the best thing we can out of The Last Guardian.”

The PlayStation 3-exclusive game from Team ICO was revealed at E3 2009. But at E3 the following year, it was a no-show, and was later confirmed for release in 2011. But 2011 came and went, and there was no The Last Guardian.

In March of 2011, we saw the game running for the first time, but a month later, The Last Guardian saw its first of many delays. Team ICO founder Fumito Ueda confirmed the game was still in production just at the time that the game’s executive producer, Yoshifusa Hayama, quit Sony to work elsewhere. Then, Ueda himself also quit, though still promised to work on the game in a contractor capacity.

That brings us to 2012, when Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida noted that The Last Guardian is “making progress”. At Gamescom later that year, he again confirmed the title was still in development, right around the time Team ICO’s long-time producer left Sony.

By early 2012, Fumito Ueda said the game is still being developed, but then, come June, the game was said to be in hiatus. Meanwhile, Sony’s Japan Studio prioritized Knack and Puppeteer over The Last Guardian, while Sony said in September that it was waiting to “reintroduce” the game. Last we heard, Ueda himself said he was ”terribly sorry” for The Last Guardian’s epic development cycle. Team ICO last put out a game in 2005, when Shadow of the Colossus came to PlayStation 2, and didn't put out a product for the duration of the PlayStation 3's prime lifecycle.

Will the game finally reemerge at E3, which is only a few months away? Time will tell.
 
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I doubt DriveClub is being developed from the ground up all over again. They're supposed to have news coming soon. Maybe today with the VR rumor. Someone at Sony said they're willing to go "back to the drawing board" for some games, which doesn't sound good, but the rumor is because it's going to have VR support.

Plus the most recent footage they've shown looked really good. Evo had a good turnover rate last generation unlike Team Ico with The Last Guardian. :lol:
 
Just copped AC4.
HOpefully I don't regret this.
It's the best Assassin's Creed game since 2 and the only one I actually like, mainly because they focused on the Pirate Theme. They should have just made a Pirate spin-off (which I think they are actually going to do because how well received this game is) because the modern day sequences were complete garbage. Sailing, upgrading your ship and naval battles are awesome. The shanties in the game are so well done and are quite addictive. 
 
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^thsnks for the info.
I disliked the naval battles in ac3, so i'll mostly dislike the naval battles in ac4.
I'm the type of dude to just waste my time exploring and getting all those viewpoint things.
 
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