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Why Sony remain kings.  While Nintendo and MS churn out the same things year after year. Oh another Pokemon this year! Mario sports title? No way! Whattt Forza coming out this year? 

This is why I love Playstation, can can never go 100% hermit. By far the most risk-taking of the big publishers, and it pays off more often than not.    

Arguing that Bloodborne isn't a new IP is one of the dumbest takes I've ever seen on this board.

I would assume most of that new IP will be the live service games.

 

Not that that takes anything away from the point.  Sony is rightly, and smartly, diversifying their lineup.  They were sorely lacking MP driven service games, and they look to be addressing that.

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11 hours ago, madmaltese said:

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:blessed: Why Sony remain kings. 

While Nintendo and MS churn out the same things year after year. Oh another Pokemon this year! Mario sports title? No way! Whattt Forza coming out this year? :leo:

 

That's by 2025, 3 years from now they'll be investing in it.  The results from that investment won't be seen for a few more yeard after that. 

 

In between that you will get the same IPs from Sony as last gen. 

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1 minute ago, Goukosan said:

 

That's by 2025, 3 years from now they'll be investing in it.  The results from that investment won't be seen for a few more yeard after that. 

 

In between that you will get the same IPs from Sony as last gen. 

 

Last gen we got Bloodborne, Last Guardian, Horizon Zero Dawn, Death Stranding, Days Gone, Dreams, Ghosts of Tsushima, and Spiderman.  And those are just the hits.

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1 minute ago, sugarhigh said:

 

Last gen we got Bloodborne, Last Guardian, Horizon Zero Dawn, Death Stranding, Days Gone, Dreams, Ghosts of Tsushima, and Spiderman.  And those are just the hits.

 

Bloodborne isn't a new IP... That's Souls game. 

 

Death Stranding isn't a Sony game. 

 

Spiderman as an IP is older than all of us. 

 

You're confusing new games to mean new IPs... Lol

 

Of course Sony will have tons of new games this isn't Microsoft... Lol

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4 hours ago, Goukosan said:

 

Bloodborne isn't a new IP... That's Souls game. 

 

Death Stranding isn't a Sony game. 

 

Spiderman as an IP is older than all of us. 

 

You're confusing new games to mean new IPs... Lol

 

Of course Sony will have tons of new games this isn't Microsoft... Lol

 

Bloodborne is a new IP

Death Stranding is a Sony game

Spiderman 2018 is a new videogame franchise.

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1 hour ago, sugarhigh said:

 

Bloodborne is a new IP

Death Stranding is a Sony game

Spiderman 2018 is a new videogame franchise.

 

So you're counting new games under old IPs (Bloodborne and Spiderman) as new IPs... Lol

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6 hours ago, Goukosan said:

 

That's by 2025, 3 years from now they'll be investing in it.  The results from that investment won't be seen for a few more yeard after that. 

 

In between that you will get the same IPs from Sony as last gen. 

Are you ignoring the fact that it's already at 34%?

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3 hours ago, Goukosan said:

 

Again.. New games within an old IP.

this is like saying the Dune strategy game in early access is a 50 year old franchise.

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@Goukosan

 

Cuckosan, you're a dumb prick. What are you even debating here?

 

I would never deny the fact that Bloodborne was pretty much just another Dark Souls game with a new aesthetic, new gimmicks and very familiar gameplay. It's still technically a new intellectual property for From Software though. They had to trademark Bloodborne with a new publisher under Sony. If your customer is uninformed, he might not even know it's from the same studio than the one behind Dark Souls, it doesn't even have the same brand recognition, it doesn't even share the same title in any way. It's a new IP, just not a very original one.

 

And Spider-Man might be a licensed IP but it's is very much a new IP within Sony first party games line-up if you want to get technical. It even had a direct sequel. It would be really dumb to treat this as just another entry in the long running Spider-Man video game series because no such thing actually exists. It's part of a really old comic books license that hadn't a game in decades and as far as I know, this is Sony/Insomniac first attempt at it. Why would anyone try to downplay it for those reasons?

 

''Oh, it's not a new game!!!'' Fuck off, go play Kirby 45. You stupid fgt.

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Technically something like Spiderman isn't a new IP, it is a licensed IP. And it definitely doesn't carry the same risk factor as creating a new IP does

 

Bloodborne is 100% a new IP though. Having some design elements in common with their other games doesn't prevent that. It'd be like saying TLOU wasn't a new IP cause it had design elements in common with Uncharted, or Portal isn't a new IP cause it has elements of Half Life

 

 

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56 minutes ago, Ramza said:

@Goukosan

 

Cuckosan, you're a dumb prick. What are you even debating here?

 

I would never deny the fact that Bloodborne was pretty much just another Dark Souls game with a new aesthetic, new gimmicks and very familiar gameplay. It's still technically a new intellectual property for From Software though. They had to trademark Bloodborne with a new publisher under Sony. If your customer is uninformed, he might not even know it's from the same studio than the one behind Dark Souls, it doesn't even have the same brand recognition, it doesn't even share the same title in any way. It's a new IP, just not a very original one.

 

And Spider-Man might be a licensed IP but it's is very much a new IP within Sony first party games line-up if you want to get technical. It even had a direct sequel. It would be really dumb to treat this as just another entry in the long running Spider-Man video game series because no such thing actually exists. It's part of a really old comic books license that hadn't a game in decades and as far as I know, this is Sony/Insomniac first attempt at it. Why would anyone try to downplay it for those reasons?

 

''Oh, it's not a new game!!!'' Fuck off, go play Kirby 45. You stupid fgt.

 

57 minutes ago, Ramza said:

@Goukosan

 

Cuckosan, you're a dumb prick. What are you even debating here?

 

I would never deny the fact that Bloodborne was pretty much just another Dark Souls game with a new aesthetic, new gimmicks and very familiar gameplay. It's still technically a new intellectual property for From Software though. They had to trademark Bloodborne with a new publisher under Sony. If your customer is uninformed, he might not even know it's from the same studio than the one behind Dark Souls, it doesn't even have the same brand recognition, it doesn't even share the same title in any way. It's a new IP, just not a very original one.

 

And Spider-Man might be a licensed IP but it's is very much a new IP within Sony first party games line-up if you want to get technical. It even had a direct sequel. It would be really dumb to treat this as just another entry in the long running Spider-Man video game series because no such thing actually exists. It's part of a really old comic books license that hadn't a game in decades and as far as I know, this is Sony/Insomniac first attempt at it. Why would anyone try to downplay it for those reasons?

 

''Oh, it's not a new game!!!'' Fuck off, go play Kirby 45. You stupid fgt.

 

On 2022-05-27 at 5:18 PM, Goukosan said:

 

So you're counting new games under old IPs (Bloodborne and Spiderman) as new IPs... Lol

 

23 hours ago, Goukosan said:

 

Again.. New games within an old IP.

 

I see reading is hard for your dumbass. :sabu:

 

IP is intellectual Property.  Spiderman 2018 is a NEW game but it's not a new IP you slow fuck. 

 

Sony is talking about new IPs like Horizon which was a new IP when it launched last gen and games like Ghosts of Tushima... Which again was a new  IP when it launched. 

 

 

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19 hours ago, sugarhigh said:

this is like saying the Dune strategy game in early access is a 50 year old franchise.

 

First you were conflating new game to mean new IP (even if it's an old IP) and now you're conflating franchise to mean IP. 

 

But for your example.. If that's the first game in the Dune strategy series then it's the first game in the Dune strategy franchise and is also a new game. 

 

But the Dune IP itself is 50 years old. 

 

Can't believe you don't know tje difference between the three... Pathetic :viktor:

 

 

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