twintail said:
Nothing suggests that at all. TloU remake was greenlit because that is what the studio chose to do, not Sony. Sony not greenlighting a Days Gone sequel in the very year the first game launched to a less than stellar reception is hardly surprising. Sony Bend, who are not a high tier studio, being put onto 2 ND projects shouldn't be surprising either because 1)they clearly didn't have anything else to pitch and needed to be put to work on something 2)and because their game before Days Gone was an Uncharted game. So they know have experience with the IP. In fact, I recall an insider claiming that they tried to pitch a 2nd Uncharted game after Golden Abyss. |
Are you kidding me? They were forced to do something else instead of doing what they wanted to do, which was making a sequel to a game that while had mixed reviews, was still profitable. And the fact that they had fear about getting absorbed into ND should say enough.
, I guess remaking it is the only option to make people buy it again since another remaster is not an option due to backwards compatibility.
