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Forums - Sony - PS4: Ohh, but which "Holiday" Mr. Tretton?

Munkeh111 said:
Watch Dogs has been announced as a PS4 launch game, and the other versions of that game are coming out November 20th.

http://www.computerandvideogames.com/392534/watch-dogs-confirmed-for-ps4-launch-new-gameplay-video/

The PS4 is coming out November/December

okay can someone tell me why games always release on my birthday?  November 20th, whats so special about that day? is it the start of the holidays?



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PullusPardus said:

okay can someone tell me why games always release on my birthday?  November 20th, whats so special about that day? is it the start of the holidays?

Your birthday?



With the PS3 launching in November of 2006, I don't see them launching in the same disastrous month as the PS3 launch. That and they won't want to be launching a few days ahead of Xbox1. If the can launch any before, they will want to take full advantage of it. My guess would be Oct. 17th. The last big release game for the PS3 is Beyond: Two Souls on October 8th. Give a week and a half for sales of the games, then launch the PS4. Oct 16,17,18 was all hinted at in The Last of Us. Not just on that big quarantine board, But that date was found on all calendars throughout the game. Even the calendars that were torn up, were on October, and the tearing started right at that date! If it's not another Naughty Dog game (which it might be) it will be the PS4 release date. Give that the last big PS3 release will be out on the 8th, and they want to go ahead of X1 by more than a few days, it has to be early to mid Oct at the latest. Remember how there was a "leak" with the release date for PS4 of Nov 13th or something, on a poster at a store. I'm betting Sony allowed that to leak to through off MS into thinking that's their release date. Just like they did back in Jan-Feb of this year, saying "We'll let our competition go first" and then that just being a shifty move to throw off MS. Then having their reveal in Feb.

They are too prepared this time, and everything is going just right for Sony. I don't see them backing off now, and "being safe" with a late November launch date. I wouldn't be surprised to see September mentioned at Gamescom as PS4 release date. More realistically, as far as "Holiday 2013" goes, October is known for the holiday known as Halloween.



The last big release for PS3 this year is GT6 in November.

I think PS4 release won't be hurt by PS3 games releases.



There were a couple reasons I thought a October launch could be a very real possibility, but one of those reasons has already come to not be a reality.

Still, a lot of these supposed launch titles are coming out November... But by that same measure, it makes me wonder if the PS4 and One will be launched on the very same day considering the shared multiplat launch titles they have.



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I wonder how many console owners bought both the XBOX 360 and PS3 then eventually ended up with just one. Launching a next gen console first could possibly capture a market not willing to spend on both consoles but who don't particularly have a preference to either.



PullusPardus said:
Munkeh111 said:
Watch Dogs has been announced as a PS4 launch game, and the other versions of that game are coming out November 20th.

http://www.computerandvideogames.com/392534/watch-dogs-confirmed-for-ps4-launch-new-gameplay-video/

The PS4 is coming out November/December

okay can someone tell me why games always release on my birthday?  November 20th, whats so special about that day? is it the start of the holidays?

3rd Wednesday in November. That is normally the Assassin's Creed slot, but I guess Ubi think Watch_Dogs is the more important title



Naughty Dog put the date in The Last of Us.



There are only 6 national holidays in the US:

New Years Day
Easter
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day

There Federal/Bank holidays, however they aren't traditionally observed by schools or businesses as days off. In addition there are nationally recognized days, but these are not holidays. Mother's Day and Father's Day are an example.



an october surprise would be kick ass! i just cant wait....