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It's going to be remasters. Which I welcome.

It's crazy to think next gen Sony will be the only one with PSVR. PS5 + PSVR2 is going to make a world of difference in the quality of the experience.

I like the Witch contollrt but the buttons are the XBox in reverse. I fail so many QTEs I Bayo 1 and Xenoblade.

The John Romero game will also run on the Quake engine, and another Quake engine game is coming. So awesome. OG Quake had the best atmosphere.

Playing DMC3 in the PS4 HD Collection. And I got to say all 3 modern controllers for the 3 systems are vastly inferiour for this specific game. Lack of triggers is actually a good thing for action games on the Dualshock 2.

True but Dogma is an open world game, Nioh is a linear game. Since most WRPGs are open world thought it was a better choice. Last gen game having better gameplay that any WRPG this gen is tragic.

DUSK on Steam, if you've never heard of this game before now.DUSK is also confirmed to be coming out for the Nintendo Switch relatively soon.Now for the reviews:Metacritic - 91/100Open Critic - 93/100Destructoid - 9.5/10 That really explains DUSK well. This is shooter perfection and something fans of the classics need to experience. Maybe it doesn't redefine what is possible with video games, but it beats out basically every other shooter I've ever played. I know I'll be replaying this for years to come and I look forward to seeing what fans are capable of with mod tools.

This is amazing it got greenlit.

Even the MGS art director is on this, the box art looks fantastic.

The low budget Cavia PS2 take on MGS. It was really fun for what it was. This looks very similiar.

It's Square's take on MGS and it looks great. It looks like those AA budget PS2 era games we are really missing. Its not going to be a masterpiece, but we need more games like this.

The other two are worth playing, but we've had tons of Western open world games this gen. Octopath is just more "fresh" and unique, even if it's a modern take on 16 bit JRPGs.

This is PS4/PC.

If this sells well the Saga will get ported. I mean BluePoint for example reverse engineered the MGS collection, rather than working with the source code. I can't see how hard it can be to reverse engineer an old ass Saturn game on modern powered systems.

The Euro branch of Sega ported Shenmue HD. So it seems to have sold well and now they will be going through a lot more.

Octopath.

MS knows they'll support more than just XBox and PC in a few years so they don't care.

Orta is obviously going to get a remaster. Crimson Dragon? Lol.

This guy.

Development studio, so basically PS4/XBox/Switch/PC confirmed. http://www.forever-entertainment.com/en.megapixel_studio_s_a.html?PHPSESSID=243816f8cfb1d06e82a0847c7571f4c3

Anyways the point is they are the only first party to have a two big JRPG franchise flagships with Xenoblade and Fire Emblem and even with those fund other JRPGs. Plus the Switch audience is very JRPG friendly, I think any new JRPG IPs they make will be met with success. The era of JRPG exclusives from third parties is pretty much done, so first party JRPGs play a crucial role like never before.