| Ail said: GoW3, Star Ocean 4, RE5, Getaway 2, Shadow of the Colossus 2, Uncharted 2, FFXIII versus, some new IP that we probably yet don't know about, etc.... Sony is the only one of the Big 3 that has hyped big titles lined up at least until the end of 2009. Microsoft and Nintendo on the other hand have yet to hype any 2009 game.... |
This guy has it right. Sony has a lot of stuff still in the bag that they haven't even begun to hype yet. The Team ICO game(s), The Getaway 3, Heavy Rain (maybe this year), a new Syphon Filter game (heavily rumored), Eight Days (maybe this year), God of War 3 (probably one of the biggest games of 2009). Don't forget about Ninja Theory's new game (probably Heavenly Sword 2). Uncharted 2 as well. Insomiac may or may not do another Ratchet and Clank game, but do expect something from them in 2009.
Sony is on par or almost on par with Nintendo's first party division, so don't expect them to role over and die.
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