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Intrinsic on 16 November 2018
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Errorist76 said:
Miyamotoo said:

All points those game want be released before PS5 launch, even Sony don't mention them any more. If they releasing them on PS4 before PS5 launch, than they could easily have onother E3 2019. focused on PS4, while they skipping hole E3 and that clearly saying they dont want to talk about those games from some reason yet (and obviously its PS5).

“Now that we have ‘Spiderman’ out the door, we’re looking down in 2019 to games like ‘Dreams’ and ‘Days Gone’ but we wouldn’t have enough to bring people altogether in some location in North America to have that event,” Layden said.”We don’t want to set expectations really high and then not deliver on it.” - Shawn Layden via the article.

Wishful thinking from your side? If the PS5 releases holidays 2020, which is the most likely scenario, Death Stranding possibly releasing end of 2019 and a whole year left for the “big hooray send-off” of PS4, with Ghost of Tsushima, The Last Of Us p2 and eventually even Horizon 2 releasing in 2020...what sound unrealistic about that? You honestly think they’ll all release in 2021? 

I actually agree with him.

Firstly I believe the PS5 will be lunchedin 2020. Anywhere between march and november.

Now while I am not saying games like TLOU2, Death stranding and Ghosts aren,ut coming to the PS4 I believe they will all be cross gen games and will come only after the PS5 has bee lunched. This makes me lean towards the mrch 2020 launch window and we will have games like TLOU2 be a launch title for the PS5/PS4 and then by fall 2020 death stranding and Ghosts will make their debut. This alomgside all the third party offerrings wil mae the PS5 come off the gates with great games under its belt. 

This strategy also plays enables sony blur the lines between PS4 and PS5 allowing them sell the PS5 mostly only to fans in the first year. Only by the second or third year will we start seeing a shift to fully exclusive PS5 titles. This is great for sony and publishers because the PS4 wll stilll remain a viable platform even years after the PS5 has been released.