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Neil Druckman says there are multiple singleplayer projects in the works at Naughty Dog
Sushi_Combo
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I feel like they keep saying this but never show anything.
semiconscious
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'we're working on numerous games. none of which we can discuss or demonstrate at this time...'
semiconscious
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oops! i forgot: 'please be excited!...'
semiconscious
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ps3: 11/2006
ps4: 11/2013
ps5: 11/2020
ps6: 2027? that'd be a bit under 3 1/2 years from now. it's a good bet that sucker punch will be releasing the tsushima sequel in there somewhere, its single release this gen. will naughty dog be joining the 'single release' club?...
ps4: 11/2013
ps5: 11/2020
ps6: 2027? that'd be a bit under 3 1/2 years from now. it's a good bet that sucker punch will be releasing the tsushima sequel in there somewhere, its single release this gen. will naughty dog be joining the 'single release' club?...
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EruditeHobo
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Another ND/Neil thread, but always the same posts, always the same lame jokes. Forever.
Dr. Wilkinson
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Of course there are, we likely already know about them. This new IP that's sci-fi or something, plus LoU Part 3. The new IP is hopefully before end of PS5 gen so they can get at least one new game out in 7-8 years. LoU I'm sure is targeting PS6 at this point.
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Tiago Rodrigues
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Ps5 pro releases this year, 4 years after ps4 released and halfway through thr consoles life cycle (Sony literally said this is the year PS4 hits its 2nd half) so my bet is ps6 in 2028.
Represent.
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It’s a sure thing to launch alongside TLOU3damn that thread title. i was like then why cancel Factions 2Forever will be sad about that one.
semiconscious
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well, when the only way you can get games out in the current gen is to delay the next gen a year beyond the previous 2, that's sorta telling you something right there, eh?...
also: the ps released in 12/1994, so 5 & a bit years before the ps2 released in 3/2000, which was just a few months under 7 years before ps3, so I should've actually said 'a year beyond all previous generations'...
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Frwrd
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taizuke
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If we can get the graphics and character models from the E3 2018 demo i'm in.
Tiago Rodrigues
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There's literally no reason to have 5 year generations with the way graphics are evolving nowadays when compared to PSOne to Ps2 days. It makes no sense to release consoles so close to each other nowadays.
Imagine PS6 releasing next year. Why?
Roman Empire
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Why can't they just release games in a timely manner? Naughty Dog do be really feeling like basking in the glory of their past achievements and single IP these days. I don't want more The Last of Us, I want something new.
Punished Miku
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Games just take too long to do that and it's not efficient. Minimum, you want to plan and have your next project ready to go while the asset creation and coding is underway for the other project. There's prototyping / writing, and then making it and they can be done largely separately or you're just wasting even more time.
Arsic
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When someone is done with their role on a project it makes sense to then place them on another project.
I doubt that’s what happens in this industry at a lot of studios. One day you’re working on assets for game A, then next on B. Then deadlines hit on both projects, crunch etc and it seems like spreading butter too thin.
I’d love to think I’m wrong and these companies are structured well in time management and making best use of a persons role but it’s just like any industry : overworked, underpaid, and run by ding dongs.
yurinka
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Yes, this is how it normally works: if the studio doesn't have other projects where the person can help once having done his job on the project, or if he can't move to a different position in the same project, they often support in projects of other studios (sometimes from the same company, sometimes an external one) until their next project is ready. If not, the person normally gets fired / his contractor job ends. They don't have people doing nothing during months or years.
As an example, we know that during decades Bend and ND helped each other supporting the other studio when had free people between projects.
In Ubisoft as another example their studios work in multiple games at the same time, and also help each other studio in a wider, studio way. And there are studios that like in ND and Bend case are used to frequently help each other. And even at personal level if you see that you'll end your job in the project and will be free and see an open job position for let's say 6 months or a year somewhere where you would like to go, you can ask to be moved there and then if you want to come back.
When I did work at Ubi there was one of our QA guys who did this, he moved to Ubi Milan (we didn't work with that studio before) to work in Mario x Rabbids during a year or so and then he came back.
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semiconscious
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don't get me wrong - as a '1080p forever' gamer with little interest in graphics whatsoever, i'd personally still be happily using my ps4 if all the current gen games ran on it. all i'm doing is pointing out that the up-until-now traditional console gen model is changing to the point where a studio releasing a single game over the course of a gen is quite conceivable (eg, even with an additional 12 months, it's still quite possible that tsushima 2 will be sucker punch's only release this gen). however you look at it, this's quite a dramatic shift...
also: sony's in the console business, & pro model sales will never match base model sales. it's sony that likes/benefits from the 'new console every 7 years' paradigm, not me...
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