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PlayStation Playstation Studios (SIE Worldwide Studios) - o que fizeram e andam a fazer?
- Autor do tópico Sakonji
- Data Início
The last of US parte I
Mais informação sobre esse projeto.
Let’s talk about the current project that you’re working on. To whatever extent that you’re able, I’d love to hear from both of you about what it is you’re doing right now: what it looks like and what it feels like.
T: Our next project is an online co-op combat game, which as you can see here, is set in a modern fantasy London. The key thing about this is that it’s a PlayStation 5 title—it’s not a VR game like our last title was. And it’s our most ambitious project to date.
There are some important aspects communicated in this image. It’s a modern fantasy London, it’s cooperative action. And what we really love about this project is that it’s giving us an opportunity to showcase a lot of wonder and magic. So we’re really excited.
You mentioned that this project is a little different from what you’ve previously worked on at London Studios. What led you to move into not just a more magical direction, but also a different direction in terms of gameplay?
S: The original game idea resulted from an ideation process we did within the team. We created a thorough briefing document that gave high-level guidelines on the types of titles that we were looking for, but it was still very loose, and had a lot of room for creativity. Actually, it was akin to the process that Guerrilla used when they created Horizon Zero Dawn, which inspired us to use a very similar process.
So we put this process out there and over a period of months, the team came up with about 60 or so different ideas which we refined, and then refined again. Eventually we were able to finalize the decision, which is exactly what Tara just described.
There was so much variation in the many concepts we discussed, but for us it was about creating something that the team as a whole was really passionate about. We did a lot of surveys with the team about what ideas they were drawn to the most, and also which ideas the wider PlayStation Studios leadership team felt most passionate about.
We reached out to some sister studios for their input, and finally, we actually did some proper market research. We polled hundreds of gamers in the UK and the US for their feedback as well—and all of these different inputs and perspectives all culminated in the project we’re working on now.
T: We love that this one was based in London, as well. It’s our home city, and the idea of bringing fantasy into a believable, modern London world fills us with a lot of excitement.
Let’s talk about the current project that you’re working on. To whatever extent that you’re able, I’d love to hear from both of you about what it is you’re doing right now: what it looks like and what it feels like.
T: Our next project is an online co-op combat game, which as you can see here, is set in a modern fantasy London. The key thing about this is that it’s a PlayStation 5 title—it’s not a VR game like our last title was. And it’s our most ambitious project to date.
There are some important aspects communicated in this image. It’s a modern fantasy London, it’s cooperative action. And what we really love about this project is that it’s giving us an opportunity to showcase a lot of wonder and magic. So we’re really excited.
You mentioned that this project is a little different from what you’ve previously worked on at London Studios. What led you to move into not just a more magical direction, but also a different direction in terms of gameplay?
S: The original game idea resulted from an ideation process we did within the team. We created a thorough briefing document that gave high-level guidelines on the types of titles that we were looking for, but it was still very loose, and had a lot of room for creativity. Actually, it was akin to the process that Guerrilla used when they created Horizon Zero Dawn, which inspired us to use a very similar process.
So we put this process out there and over a period of months, the team came up with about 60 or so different ideas which we refined, and then refined again. Eventually we were able to finalize the decision, which is exactly what Tara just described.
There was so much variation in the many concepts we discussed, but for us it was about creating something that the team as a whole was really passionate about. We did a lot of surveys with the team about what ideas they were drawn to the most, and also which ideas the wider PlayStation Studios leadership team felt most passionate about.
We reached out to some sister studios for their input, and finally, we actually did some proper market research. We polled hundreds of gamers in the UK and the US for their feedback as well—and all of these different inputs and perspectives all culminated in the project we’re working on now.
T: We love that this one was based in London, as well. It’s our home city, and the idea of bringing fantasy into a believable, modern London world fills us with a lot of excitement.
De um jogo FP Sony, jogos da Nintendo especificamente o Pokémon fazem mais que esse valor.
5.1M entre 9 e 13 de Novembro.
Novo recorde de 1 jogo first party.
Grandes números.
E com o Natal só devem melhorar.
night_sign
Power Member
Sim Pokemon vendeu o dobro em 3 dias e a userbase Switch é menor que PS4 + PS5.
Mas para a realidade Sony foi o melhor.
Soadi
Power Member
Óbvio que estão a falar internamente nem é preciso mencionar, penso quem detinha o recorde anteriormente era o The Last of Us: Part 2.
Sakonji
Power Member
Foi só o maior lançamento da história da Nintendo, que com a Switch também aumentou imenso as vendas de jogos first party e alcançou números ainda melhores (o que andava a vender o Zelda antes do Botw?).
Quanto ao God of War Ragnarok, bateu o recorde de 4M do TLOU2 e foi o maior lançamento da Playstation. É um enorme sucesso.
Tal como a Nintendo, a Sony/PS conseguiu crescer os seus IPs. O God of War vendia 5M na PS2, 7/8M na PS3 e conseguiu + de 20M no jogo de 2018 da PS4 (da última vez que falaram nele, ia nos 23M com 1 ou 2M de vendas no PC). E o Ragnarok tem tudo para superar este números.
Já joguei quase todos, vamos ver o que reserva 2023
Sakonji
Power Member
https://blog.playstation.com/2022/12/22/celebrating-25-years-of-gran-turismo/
A série Gran Turismo ultrapassou os 90 milhões de unidades vendidas.
A série Gran Turismo ultrapassou os 90 milhões de unidades vendidas.