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Kresnik said: What I am talking about is Sony causing a big fuss about Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts III in 2014, knowing full well that they were barely even playable at that point. They're not releasing in 2015. I doubt they're releasing in 2016. Then again this year - Shenmue 3 isn't coming to 2017, and that was only a "maybe" if the game got funded on Kickstarter. Who knows when Final Fantasy VII Remake will come. I don't blame them for Uncharted. The game has clearly had development problems which delayed it a long way from when it was first shown. But that's the difference here. Sony can highlight something like Dead Island 2, a third party game with a clear development schedule that gets blitzed along the way (i.e. Yager being dropped) which delays the game. That's a long way removed from showing something they know isn't releasing for a long, long time. Yes, it's not first party, but that doesn't change the fact that many of these games were the centrepieces of their respective conferences, just like something like Tomb Raider can be for Microsoft. |
I guess you need to change Sony by Square-Enix.
Sony make partnership and these partners wants to show their games... Sony given them some minutes in the conference to they show the games... that is not a Sony fault a game not in their hands to be announced years before release.
I think you are getting confused how the industry works here... it was like the PS4 reveal where SE just go to say "Please be exited". Sony needed them and givem them the minutes to show stuffs... they well did what they did with with the time.
You can't make a partner unhappy just because you don't like what they will show because Sony needs these partners.
So blame Sony for what is in their hands... first-party games... not what is out of their hands.
BTW you made me remeber Deep Down... maybe something showed at TGS? Capcom please get the shit right.
