same with The Order 1886. infact, sony tradmarked the order in april too. i know im being greedy, but i hope they are both AAA new IP's i have a feeling one of them is Sony bends game. (i SO hope its not a syphon filter game and its a new ip). 

^^ This is an example of why criticism of your favorite brand is important instead of just saying you like everything about it and complaining about nothing. Driveclub, which is going to be Grid's main competition for the kind of racing game it is, was originally going full cockpit view but then decided to allow both camera views. It was one of the things fans complained about with Grid. So they added a cockpit view. *clap*

I don't know. They might be indie titles. Here's why;

 More specifically, the two trademarks pertain to “Computer game software; Downloadable computer game software via a global computer network and wireless devices; Video game software”.

Typically if a game is going to have a physical copy released they put something about a disc-based game in the trademark. This completely omits any mention of that and only says it's downloadable from a network or wireless device. The "wireless device" part could be another clue. These could also be Vita titles and if that's the case I am almost certainly going to say these are Indie titles. 

Luckily for them they don't need to rely just on the Playstation division.  Sony's most profitable division by far is their FInancial branch.  I haven't seen the 2013 breakdown yet, but in 2012 their Financial division accounted for 63% of their operating profit.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/28/business/global/sonys-bread-and-butter-its-not-electronics.html?_r=0

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Also their movies division does very well. But PlayStation does make a lot of profits for them like the past quarter.

I hope not.  The public may think that it's another Killzone game.  I hope it's a more unique and original title.  

Yep. Sony's financial branch was keeping them alive even when pretty much everything else was costing them money. Now that their TV line is being spun off and their PC division is being sold I'd say they just stopped a fair amount of bleeding. If PlayStation 4 continues the pace it's on then there's no reason why Sony won't be making substantial profits from it in a couple years. Not to mention Sony is one of those companies that Japan can't afford to see fail. 

Yes, I know.  Most people here know that they're working on a RPG.  However, from a marketing perspective you have to assume that the public is ignorant.  The public right now only knows Geurilla for KZ.  If their next game also starts with "Kill", many people will just assume it's another KZ game.  They need to come up with a different enough title that makes it clear that it's a new and unique IP from Guerilla.  

No, but as someone who's worked in marketing for 12 years now, the #1 rule I've learned in this industry is to always assume your consumers know nothing about your product and therefore it needs to have a clear selling point.  The name is extremely important because that's usually the first piece of information the consumers see.  Most people only know Guerilla as a FPS studio that makes Killzone.  For their next IP which is not a FPS, they need to make sure that they market this as a new original IP that has nothing to do with Killzone.  Calling this game Kill Strain does not help that cause at all.  

Anyway, you're free to think whatever you want, but personally I would be shocked if their new open-world RPG is called Kill Strain.