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PlayStation Press Conference in Japan on Sep 13

RocBase

Member
It means that you should set your expectations for what Capcom is actually working on to near zero, because over the past three years, they have become ultra-conservative as a business.

how? no im legit asking here, how are they any more conservative compared to last gen??? was this stated as a plan going forward in their reports?
 
EDF 5, Gundam VS, Musou Stars, No Heroes Allowed VR, new Fortune Street
Edit: There might've been new VR games too in their montage, but i dunno if the stuff was old or new.

Not 100% sure if this is the first time these where announced
EDF
Gundam Versus for PS4
an all star Koei Tecmo Musou game.

EDF 5
Musou All Stars

That's all I remember.

A new action rpg by platinum. Apparently based off of some mobile game series that I had never heard of.

Thanks guys/gals.
 

Sandfox

Member
Yep.

Summary of new games:
  • Granblue Fantasy: Project Re: Link announced for PS4
  • Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy announced for PS4 and Vita
  • Earth Defense Force 5 announced for PS4
  • Gundam Versus announced for PS4
  • Musou Stars announced for PS4, PS Vita
  • V! What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? Return announced for PS4

Granblue was announced last month.
 
Man, after a really good E3 presser, the last two Sony events were mostly wet farts.

Hopefully we'll get something better this year, whether it's Paris or PSX or both (though I'm not even sure there will be a Paris presser).
 
Last year's show was great, yet several titles from there didn't even see an update here. Also, who needs footage for Sony's own Japanese titles releasing in just a few months, amirite?
 
how? no im legit asking here, how are they any more conservative compared to last gen??? was this stated as a plan going forward in their reports?

I'm going to show you the games Capcom has released in the three years since this generation has started. This is not counting remasters.

- Dead Rising 3
- Strider
- Monster Hunter 4
- Monster Hunter Generations
- Street Fighter V

I might have missed one or two.

To be fair, Monster Hunter Stories and Dead Rising 4 will be out by the end of the year. Thing is, outside of Resident Evil 7 and REmake 2, what do they even have in development that we know about? I'm sure there's something I'm forgetting (or maybe Deep Down lives?!?), but it's beyond clear that Capcom has become extremely conservative since the days of Resident Evil 6 and Street Fighter x Tekken.
 

Kagari

Crystal Bearer
Scratch Granblue Fantasy off that list since we knew about it already, so it doesn't count as a "new" announcement. Now, compare that list to 2014 and 2015. Which reminds me:



Holy crap. Welp, that's it then. It was for Japanese audiences so if they were satisfied with this then it's probably a wrap lol.

I mean personally as a big fan of Japanese games I was happy to see release confirmations and new trailers for stuff like KH, NieR, SaGa, the FFXV hardware along with the new Gundam game, Itadaki Street and Granblue PS4.
 

Scotia

Banned
The thing at the conference was not RE7 related, it's related to the Japanese Biohazard: The Musical theater play.

That makes it even worse that they showed that shit off at a games conference without even mentioning RE7 besides a 1.5 second clip in a VR highlight reel and a miniature logo.
 

Sesha

Member
Yep.

Summary of new games:
  • Granblue Fantasy: Project Re: Link announced for PS4
  • Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy announced for PS4 and Vita
  • Earth Defense Force 5 announced for PS4
  • Gundam Versus announced for PS4
  • Musou Stars announced for PS4, PS Vita
  • V! What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? Return announced for PS4

The bolded we knew about already.
 

CrisKre

Member
Vita seems to have gotten almost no games. Is it finally being put to rest in the east as well? It almost sends like they shifted focus to vr.


But yeah. This was a bad conference. Nothing new worth a damn was announced.
 
I mean personally as a big fan of Japanese games I was happy to see release confirmations and new trailers for stuff like KH, NieR, SaGa, the FFXV hardware along with the new Gundam game, Itadaki Street and Granblue PS4.

Agreed.

They should have shown some updates on Gravity Rush 2, Valkyria Azure, etc as well.
 

Neonep

Member
It started great but then once it got to VR it just went down hill incredibly fast. I don't think I've ever seen a conference crash and burn like that.

Also doesn't Square Enix have its own conference?
 

Some Nobody

Junior Member
Last year's show was great, yet several titles from there didn't even see an update here. Also, who needs footage for Sony's own Japanese titles releasing in just a few months, amirite?

That's what's fascinating to me. Like, even with my expectations set fairly low at "a steady stream of games" (not even ones I necessarily care about), this show still disappointed lol.

No RE7? From Soft's working on stuff and they're machines, there's no way they aren't close to showing off something new lol. No Cold Steel 3? What happened to 13 Machines? Some actual footage of XenoVerse 2? Bandai Namco showed Gundam (which was cool) and fucking vanished, lol. And what's wrong with Sega? Isn't Valkyrie Azure Revolution coming out soon? Where's that? Yakuza 6 was shown in the sizzle reel and NOWHERE else and that series is actually BIG in Japan.

Like, for real. WTF happened.

This feels like what people generally expect TGS to be when its usually so much more than that.
 

K.Sabot

Member
2016 Sony is starting to remind me of Microsoft circa 2009.

Wants to sell me a peripheral, slowing / troubled 1st party development because developers are being split between actual games and games for the peripheral, making inane / anti-consumer decisions.

Is this just destined to happen to the console war leader at this point.
 

Neonep

Member
Capcom is severely broken & I'm surprised we didn't see more Bandai Namco stuff given their output these last few years.
 

Loudninja

Member
What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? is the old NISA name, No Heroes Allowed is the Sony localised name.

Do the VR "experiences" count as announcements?
Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Asia announced V! What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? R for PlayStation VR during its 2016 PlayStation Press Conference in Japan. It will launch in Japan in 2017.

V! What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? R is a real-time strategy game where the players become the demon lord and aim to conquer the world. Players will use the food cycle, breed monsters, and repel incoming heroes while conquering strongholds.
http://gematsu.com/2016/09/v-deserve-lord-r-announced-playstation-vr
 

Dusk Golem

A 21st Century Rockefeller
This is even worse.

That makes it even worse that they showed that shit off at a games conference without even mentioning RE7 besides a 1.5 second clip in a VR highlight reel and a miniature logo.

As I said a couple pages ago, they're probably waiting for the Resident Evil event on Saturday that's going to be live-streamed.

Schedule in Japan Time:

September 17th:
12:25 to 13:10 – Resident Evil Special Stage Part 1: Resident Evil 7: biohazard Stage – Featuring Masachika Kawata (producer) and Tsuyoshi Kanada (producer). The latest information on the numbered Resident Evil game.
13:10 to 13:15 – Talk
13:20 to 13:50 – Resident Evil Special Stage Part 2: Resident Evil 20th Anniversary and Movie Contents Stage – Featuring Hiroyuki Kobayashi (producer) and Masachika Kawata (producer). A producer talk stage full of Resident Evil-related information. The laetst information on the live-action Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and the CG Resident Evil: Vendetta, too!
13:50 to 14:00 – Resident Evil Booth Talk

(this would translate to 4:25 AM - 6 AM PST, or 7:25 AM - 9 AM EST.)
 

CrisKre

Member
2016 Sony is starting to remind me of Microsoft circa 2009.

Wants to sell me a peripheral, slowing / troubled 1st party development because developers are being split between actual games and games for the peripheral, making inane / anti-consumer decisions.

Is this just destined to happen to the console war leader at this point.
Good analogy actually. I don't know where PS4 Pro falls on there though.
 

silva1991

Member
I don't see a thread about it. would someone please explain what was that Resident Evil related thing about? is it a VR spin off?

2016 Sony is starting to remind me of Microsoft circa 2009.

Wants to sell me a peripheral, slowing / troubled 1st party development because developers are being split between actual games and games for the peripheral, making inane / anti-consumer decisions.

Is this just destined to happen to the console war leader at this point.

It's scary just thinking about this :(
 

Scotia

Banned
As I said a couple pages ago, they're probably waiting for the Resident Evil event on Saturday that's going to be live-streamed.

Schedule in Japan Time:

September 17th:
12:25 to 13:10 – Resident Evil Special Stage Part 1: Resident Evil 7: biohazard Stage – Featuring Masachika Kawata (producer) and Tsuyoshi Kanada (producer). The latest information on the numbered Resident Evil game.
13:10 to 13:15 – Talk
13:20 to 13:50 – Resident Evil Special Stage Part 2: Resident Evil 20th Anniversary and Movie Contents Stage – Featuring Hiroyuki Kobayashi (producer) and Masachika Kawata (producer). A producer talk stage full of Resident Evil-related information. The laetst information on the live-action Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and the CG Resident Evil: Vendetta, too!
13:50 to 14:00 – Resident Evil Booth Talk

(this would translate to 4:25 AM - 6 AM PST, or 7:25 AM - 9 AM EST.)

Ah, I didn't know about this, thanks for the info. Makes what we saw a little easier to swallow but at least we're getting a conference entirely devoted to RE7 soon.
 

Some Nobody

Junior Member
I think many publisher absence because Nintendo got them lock down for NX reveal.

You're hyping yourself up for inevitable disappointment. There's plenty of games that are in development that we know about that just didn't show up, and I'm pretty sure its not 'cause they're scrambling to be ready for an NX show.
 
2016 Sony is starting to remind me of Microsoft circa 2009.

Wants to sell me a peripheral, slowing / troubled 1st party development because developers are being split between actual games and games for the peripheral, making inane / anti-consumer decisions.

Is this just destined to happen to the console war leader at this point.

WTF?

Horizon, God of War, Days Gone, Spiderman, TLG, GR2, Gran Turismo, Dreams, Detroit, etc.
 

Rymuth

Member
Putting the game reveals aside, I'm happy that Sony is at least trying some new things to get Japan excited about gaming again

* Heavily pushing VR with a slew of genres and services
* Diversifying their portfolio
* Hosting Playstation Matsuri/festival in the coming months
 
The more I think about it the more I realize how mind boggling was this thing.

What happened to Road to Boruto and Bandai Namco stuff? This just didn't feel right.
 

K.Sabot

Member
WTF?

Horizon, God of War, Days Gone, Spiderman, TLG, GR2, Gran Turismo, Dreams, Detroit, etc.

no, nooooo, no, maybe, fucking done with caring about this, yes, not again, lol, LOL

and you're speaking for the future... 2015 was abysmal for 1st party releases, 2016 will continue the trend.

people in 2009 would have espoused this "argument" at me if I said this about microsoft

"BUT BUT HALO: REACH, FABLE 3, ALAN WAKE, CRACKDOWN 2, GEARS 3, FORZA 4"

it's been feeling like sony hasn't been putting the best foot forward for a bit now.
 

Some Nobody

Junior Member
WTF?

Horizon, God of War, Days Gone, Spiderman, TLG, GR2, Gran Turismo, Dreams, Detroit, etc.

Yeah Sony's first party development pipeline is fine. They've got games for days in pretty much every major genre. This isn't a problem with Sony WW, this was clearly just a Japanese thing.

no, nooooo, no, maybe, fucking done with caring about this, yes, not again, lol, LOL

This ain't about you fam, lol.
 

delSai

Member
Putting the game reveals aside, I'm happy that Sony is at least trying some new things to get Japan excited about gaming again

* Heavily pushing VR with a slew of genres and services
* Diversifying their portfolio
* Hosting Playstation Matsuri/festival in the coming months

Yeah, and that doesn't seem so bad/dumb. Obviously, people outside of Japan wont care but i have to say this seems like a good idea.
 
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