If Project Morpheus really are releasing early 2016 I definitely expect to see it at E3 together with its launch games such as Bend's VR horror game.

I have a bad feeling it will just be Project Cars they are porting. Hope I'm wrong.

This isn't Sony Bend's horror game, it is a cancelled kickstarter game.

I'm really excited to see what game Rare is making for the Xbox One, whether it be a new IP or something from Battletoads, Banjo-Kazooie, etc.

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Indeed. There will be much wailing and gnashing of teeth if Sony turns up with a big ole' hat. I will be very disappointed in Sony if they put that hat on currently multiplat franchises. If there is any morally legitimate use of hats it's to create new IP with shared risk between publisher and platform holder. Hats that are worn as a money grab for existing popular franchises are morally bankrupt...IMO

Is this a good tactic by Nintendo? There is a reason projects head towards cancellation, and that's because there are major problems with the project. It would be rare, I think, for a game that looks for all money like it will be a major hit to head towards cancellation and oblivion for lack of investor interest. So if Nintendo is spending cash on projects that might only amount to mediocre 3rd party games to pad out the Wii U exclusive library it may end up being bad for Nintendo, in a financial sense. Not all of these almost cancelled projects are going to be underappreciated gems like Bayonetta. And of course Bayonetta was an existing IP and therefore a known quantity and thus a more predictable risk.

If Nintendo can buy itself some quality 3rd party exclusive titles from the discard pile of 3rd party publishers then that will be great. But it is a risky approach.

What Sony needs is to get The Last Guardian out of the way.

If it's not releasing until say Spring next year some time it could be left as a big surprise until PSX or Gamescom, same goes for Media Molecule.

I wouldn't be shocked if Sony focused on any Fall/Holiday 2015 games at E3, to give them time to market, then use the later conferences for any titles coming in Q2 2016.

I can't remember the source but I think I red somewhere that Media Molecule's game was meant to have some VR features, though it may be the case that it's not a solely VR focused game, just like Move had it's additions in some games.

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Agent is either secretly still in development for PS3/4 or it has been secretly killed and buried for quite a while, so it's well past the brink of cancellation, or its not at the brink yet. Silent Hills is not being cancelled for the sorts of reasons that Nintendo can swoop in and buy it up to become an exclusive. Konami is purging itself of any lasting odour of Kojima, therefore any Silent Hill game that comes along won't be Silent Hills as it was been teased last year. Nitnendo might be doing an exclusive deal with Konami on a Silent Hill game, but I strongly doubt it will be Silent Hills. The Last Guardian, is obviously a joke since its Sony first party and the chances of Nintendo actually buying an IP off Sony that is currently stuck in development hell is negligible. The possibility of Nintendo commissioning a Fumito Ueda lead project is a possibility, but that would not fit in the IP rescuing category. 

I liked BG&E, but I was not blown away by it. I can understand why there was enthusiasm for making a sequel last gen but that it ultimately went no where. But it is the sort of IP that Nintendo could pick up and try to maske something of it.