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Xbox One & PS4 Spiele - Der Sammel- und Newsthread

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Wenn es so BioShock-OW wird sag ich nix. Also ein großer Komplex den man frei erkunden kann. Aber so richtig OW würde ich jetzt nicht so toll finden. Ist wir mittlerweile etwas zu oft vertreten.
 
Ich finds ja kurios, dass der immer noch an Shootern festhält, obwohl er sie überhaupt nicht drauf hat. Gerade für seine storylastigen Spiele wären andere Genres auch weitaus passender....
 
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Selbst Creed-Fans werden das nicht brauchen. Wer will denn bitte solche Mammutsammelaufgaben ein zweites Mal zocken, wenn in 1-12 Monaten der (vermutlich sogar bessere) Nachfolger erscheint? Und Neulinge mit so vielen Icons zu bombardieren verstößt gegen die Menschenrechte. Ne, ey, das braucht echt kein Schwein.
 
was hat denn nun ace combat 7 damit zu tun? lass es ja mit deinen schrecklichen open world vorstellungen in ruhe!
 
Ken Levine bestätigt "kleinere Open-World" und Sci-Fi-Setting
"The thing we're working on is sort of a small-scale open-world game," he explained, just days after a job opening at Irrational called for someone with open-world experience. "And the reason ours is an open world game is because if you want to give the player the agency to drive the experience, that really fights against the linear nature of the games we made before like BioShock and BioShock Infinite. What it really means though is, 'How do you make your content so it feels like the quality of the content you've made in games before but reacts to the players' agency and then allows the player to do something in one playthrough and something very different in another playthrough?'"
"The AAA, single-player narrative game is starting to disappear," Levine said. "Kind of games like BioShock. There's fewer of them being made. The real reason is they're very expensive to make and I think gamers are saying pretty loud and clear that if they're going to spend $40, $50, $60, they want an experience that lasts more than 10-12 hours. That's a lot to ask somebody to spend."
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/bioshock-creators-next-game-features-a-small-scale/1100-6433214/
 
Source Offers Insight Into Potential Sega PC Releases

A source has told TSSZ how extensive that lineup could now be. The source believes PC releases will be a key component of Sega’s business strategy in 2016, with many of Sega’s library titles being considered for rollout beginning this year. That includes “heavily” considering bringing the Yakuza franchise to PC, in order, beginning with Yakuza 0. Our source says nothing has been finalized there, in part because of the large undertaking required to port games of that size, and licensing issues not unlike those preventing the re-release of Shenmue to current systems.

But other titles are considered high priority for PC as well, according to our source. That includes Vanquish, Resonance of Fate, titles in the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA franchise, and Virtua Fighter 5. We noted earlier this week that Sonic Colors is also on that high-priority list.

Also considered a high-priority for PC is the recently announced Valkyria: Azure Revolution. To this point it has only been announced for Playstation 4 in Japan, and is set for release at the end of the year there. No talk has been made publicly about it coming West. A PC port may afford such an opportunity.

http://www.tssznews.com/2016/01/01/source-offers-insight-into-potential-sega-pc-releases/

Gabs nicht auch mal so nen allgemeinen News-Thread abseits PS4 und X1?
 
Source Offers Insight Into Potential Sega PC Releases

A source has told TSSZ how extensive that lineup could now be. The source believes PC releases will be a key component of Sega’s business strategy in 2016, with many of Sega’s library titles being considered for rollout beginning this year. That includes “heavily” considering bringing the Yakuza franchise to PC, in order, beginning with Yakuza 0.
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Klingt realistisch. Mittlerweile produzieren fast alle großen japanischen Publisher für den PC. Da scheint der Markt in Japan zu wachsen.
 
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