Nope. See if Sony does anything in a week or two, then it's Gamescom, if it happens this year.
Well, since the release of Dynasty Warriors 9, Koei also released Warriors Orochi 4, Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, and they are going to release Samurai Warriors 5 next week. And despite Dynasty Warriors 9 being the worst game in the whole franchise, they already confirmed that they are going to release the spin-off Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires in 2021.Koei Tecmos Dynasty Warriors 9 was released in february 2018
and they announced Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires in september 2020.
Thats 2 years and 7 months with no news.
Shenmue 3 was released in november 2019, so that was only 19 months ago.
Not even close to the 3 year time frame.
Nothing happpend as expected. This E3 was the worst E3 ever for me since I started following the show in 1995. Not a single game shown there was something for me. But I expected nothing less so I was not disappointed.
I am also not sure if we hear anything about Shenmue 4 this year even if is in development. Maybe we will hear from it oin 2022.
I also would not count on a Sony "Event". We have not a single proof for that. Just social media talk. Social media is nothing more than wishful thinking.
Sony has nothing to show so why should they make a "event"
I also do not get why many people are so possessed from that events that are nothing more than cringe fests. Would be way more smarter to just enjoy the games you have already instead of hyping up for event that does not exist.
Not quite, sir. Kojima has already said the in-depth look at Death Stranding was a couple weeks out. In addition, some other "no-name" studio has started teasing their own exclusive PS5 reveal soon(Jun 22). The latter of which has folks going crazy thinking it's Silent Hill, but we shall see.
Either way, Sony went last year a week or two after E3. Let's see if they do it this year. That being said, I still believe it's too early to see Shenmue IV(especially in the wake of Covid). I think next year is a safer bet.
It says a lot to me that the only games I found interest in were either remakes or remasters.There is a bigger problem with E3 being reduced to its current state though, one more important than not having any new reveals to get excited about. Moving everything online was the only option during the pandemic but from the publisher’s perspective it had the benefit of ensuring that journalists and the general public never got to play the games and tell other people what they thought of them.
Instead, publishers controlled the narrative entirely and you only got to see and hear exactly what they wanted you to. Starfield was one of the major reveals of E3 and yet all you got was a two-minute trailer that explained almost nothing and seemingly just two interviews for the entire world. Elden Ring seems to have had only one.
As a result, you learnt nothing other than what you could discern from the trailer itself and it’s that which drives the final nail into E3’s coffin. Especially if, as seems likely, publishers will not want to go back to the old ways now they see there is an alternative. But if you might as well just watch the trailer on its own, then E3 might as well not exist.
Well, since the release of Dynasty Warriors 9, Koei also released Warriors Orochi 4, Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, and they are going to release Samurai Warriors 5 next week. And despite Dynasty Warriors 9 being the worst game in the whole franchise, they already confirmed that they are going to release the spin-off Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires in 2021.
That is interesting, thought it might keep a low profile with recent delay. I honestly am still bitter it’s going to be handicapped by PS4 hardware, playing Ratchet this week and how it used SSD with portals, I could imagine some exciting gameplay possibilities with GOW which will be unlikely if not impossible.The rumor is the next State of Play in July will be a massive God of War dump.
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