Yep, tonnes of stuff is in development.
You just know Sony has a few huge games to announce at E3 for this Fall and loads of stuff for 2016.

The list of potentials is huge.
This E3 should be awesome for Sony!

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Multiplats?

In what way is that exciting tho? You had halo and forza last holiday? And you're telling me outta all the ps exclusives releasing from now until December noting interests u

Lol i can guarantee you they announce at LEAST one triple a game for the holiday

Okay, cool.

Wonder book.... The game Sony spent half the time demoing but no one gave a sh*t about and was a total flop... Sony, please don't waste precious E3 time on useless crap like that ever again. Show games that gamers want to see(hopefully more Morpheus this time)

Yep. We constantly hear from others that PS4 has a weak first-party.

Well, when their first-party was busy pushing PS3 games in its final big 2 years on the market more than the other 2 guys, it's not surprising that they were stretched thin when it came to PS4. As I've said for years, Sony takes 1-2 years to get the ball rolling on first-party stuff every single generation they've been around in this industry, and yet people are acting like it's a weakness.

I look at games like RiME and they remind me of the way in which Sony trusted in Team Ico in the early PS2 days, and since then have secured 2 classics. I look at The Tomorrow Children, and it reminds me of the inventiveness and wacky creativity of Keita Takahashi's Katamari. I look at WiLD and I look back to when Michel Ancel was creating his new (now classic) IPs in Rayman and Beyond Good & Evil. I look at No Man's Sky and it looks to just be another great unique IP in the history of PlayStation that explores new ground. These are the indies that could break ground - and they are decidedly and rightfully some of Sony's biggest games. AAA is now an uncertain term to me when I think of games. It's about time a AAA publisher gave games like this shoulders to stand on in terms of mass market recognition. If you don't let these great (potentially timeless) ideas flourish, then they get ignored for the sometimes less deserving products.

Horizon is going to be Sony's big AAA reveal at E3.
It's going to paralyse eyeballs.

Bend Studio's open-world horror game could be shown.

Street Fighter V will be there with more character reveals and a playable build.

Gran Turismo will more than likely be there and probably announced as a Morpheus launch game (I hope).

Media Molecule is confirmed to be showing their new game this year. It will probably be E3.

I'm convinced The Last Guardian is coming this year, but how many times have all of us said that? It became a PS4 game around 2012, but I'm convinced this year is the one. Feel free to laugh at me when Andrew House thanks us all for watching and it's left for another year.

Ratchet & Clank Redux will get a world-first demo, and it will look beautiful and play smoothly. Based on all the previous multiplayer Ratchet games, I hope they leave it well alone.

I think Persona 5 will get a small slice of stage presence. This is my most anticipated.

Sony London will have their Morpheus game to show, as well as the rest of the studios working on Morpheus. They have to build hype for this thing, and no place better than E3, less than a year before its release.

All of this is just the tip of the iceberg. All of Sony's first-party studios have been in development now for long enough to have a project ready to at least show. It's going to be great - perhaps not as packed as some people expect, since they have about 5 shows to attend this year. Oh and the Japanese games are coming, yes they're coming.

Lets be honest raising prices doesn't do that when no one's buying it. I imagine the profit it greater selling 10 times more at a lower price

Whatever you say buddy, let's all wear the tinfoil hats.

LMFAO Your comment alone says a lot more about you than anything else. When has one game not selling 10 million copies made a company raise the prices of their console? Then Xbox would be costing $5000 by now lol. You remind of the crazy drug addicts on the street rambling on about conspiracies. xD You sure you don't need a hug, buddy?

Its not the war. Its the RAM issue.

I think MS were and still are the richer company. They tried to acquire Sega back in the day (and considered doing so again more recently), they obviously bought exclusivity to Halo which was originally shown as a Mac title. I don’t think as a company MS can claim the moral high ground here. It’s a wilful lack of self awareness.

Of course Sony would try exactly the same if they had the resources, but when the PS2 dominated the industry was in a much healthier place with an abundance of great third parties.

This has been a depressing generation as far as first party decisions are concerned. The fact we are debating business plans rather than which game is better is a sad reflection of the state of things.

The world would be better?

MS was definitely a bad influence on gaming.

But first party studios aren't enough. They only make up a small portion of the industry. Without 3rd party there would be no industry for Microsoft or sony.Developing games take time and money and sometimes you gotta make moves to stay competitive.

Then why be so emotional and continue to talk about it. Xbox will never die be ause it stays in so many people's head.

lmao!!!!