zeeshanhaider said:
@SolidTy said:
brah4ever:
I have always thought Nintendo is better (which is why I've been a fan and buy the Big N machines at launch from NES till Wii U) and I don't think Sony has the best 1st party...BUT to claim that Sony has never made a classic EVER? That's just not true.
brah4ever said:
the quality of Sony's own games.
Sony has never truley made a classic , like ever.
What made their past consoles good were the 3rd party games most which were exclusive (especially in the PS1/2 days), not Sony's games themselves.
I'll even remove contracted 2nd party developers that made / helped 1st party titles (like Sony co-developed Demon's Souls / Bloodborne, Champions of Norrath games, or Insomniac's Ratchet/Resistance games), leaving Sony only developed games:
- Legends of Dragoon,
- Shadow of the Colossus,
- ICO,
- God of War 1-3,
- Gran Turismo 1-4 (especially 3),
- Uncharted 2-4,
- LittleBigPlanet 1-2
- The Last of Us,
- Sly Cooper 1-3,
- Jak & Daxter 1-3,
- InFamous 1-3,
- Twisted Metal Black,
- War of the Monsters,
- Syphon Filter 1-3,
- Siren,
- Puppeteer,
- Singstar,
- Ape Escape,
- Warhawk,
- MLB: The Show,
- LocoRoco,
- Killzone 2/3,
- Patapon,
Say what you will about some of these, they were rated highly and you can't deny there is fantastic games according to critics and people that played these games, even if you never played many of these games yourself. Remember, someone could claim Nintendo is terrible while avoiding playing their Mario/Metroid Prime/Zelda titles and ignoring the scores and fans. Even Nintendo has outsourced Zelda, Metroid, Starfox, and Mario in the past.
I'm not comparing any other publisher (Activision/EA/Ubisoft/Nintendo, etc), nor am I suggesting the power of 3rd party games didn't build the PS brand as well (it certainly did from Resident Evil to Metal Gear Solid to Street Fighter to Final Fantasy)...but I'm simply pointing out that some of these Sony games above are considered classics by millions of fans and many professional critics. I covered a wide range of generations as well.
I didn't even bother listing all the highly rated Sony developed games, just whatever came to mind quickly. It's one thing to simply say you don't like these games which is subjective and could be argued against any series from Starcraft to Mario to The Last of US to Halo. Objectively Sony have put out some classics, no doubt about it. Whether you like them or not is subjective. To each their own.
Here's a small list of internal games from Sony (pretending their bought studios from years ago suddenly don't count):
- Gran Turismo 1-4,
- Puppeteer,
- Everquest,
- God of War 1-3,
- Siren,
- Twisted Metal Black,
- Shadow of the Colossus,
- Legend of Dragoon,
- Singstar series,
- ICO,
- Ape Escape 1-3,
- War of the Monsters,
- Planetside 1-2,
- MLB: The Show SERIES and more above should be looked at as well.
Never say never when it comes to talking about something subjective like 'classic' and don't confuse classic with popular, it's not always the same.
Rated highly...may be but which one of these are classics? What did any of these do for gaming that haven't already been done 100x before? All you listed were shitty imitations of other popular and great franchises.
EDIT: Just read the later posts and found you arguing with Nya over Second party games. Quite funny because I distinctly remember you arguing with Char that there are no Second Party games and it's an industry coined term - something which is Nya is saying now.
There are no Second Party games, a game is either a 1st party title or 3rd party title. There is 2nd party developers though, and of course 1st and 3rd party devs...I didn't take Nya's word as law, but instead of arguing and educating, I was just playing along as I was curious to see where Nya was going once I had a bullet proof list even under his set of 'pretend' rules. His claims Sony didn't make games fell apart even under his own special umbrella of magic. He did attempt to change the discussion, but I stuck to the fundamental point and played along removing all titles he deemed unworthy, but the list included internally developed games. As I suspected, my final post including a newly created list of games under his created "Nya sanctions" was ignored and didn't go anywhere once I laid out a foundation; he moved on to other users. I admit, my approach was a different since I'm tired of the redundant "Come at me, BRO!" headbutting way of arguing in SW...especially for debates I've already had 1000x in the past 15 years and especially with newer users who missed out on the SW fun over the last decade like Nya. I spoke with many more users than Charizard on 1st party development across Sega, Nintendo, Xbox, and Playstation...and ventured even into Konami, Capcom, EA, Activision territory (publishers that have also outsourced).
Most people here are just trolling (meaning don't go to great lengths unless you're bored), then there are the respectable debaters (like Charizard became) where people can have a good conversation with, there are those that don't care one way or the other, and then there are those that are not interested in learning and decide to stay willfully ignorant despite all reason. I take these things into consideration when I post as I know almost everyone here. My approach is different depending on who I'm reasoning with and of course we have to deal with the limitations of this anonymous format. On the internet, a 14 year old = 50 year old, an industry insider = Automobile mechanic because we are only words on a screen. Obviously, Nya =/= Charizard in their approaches to engagement, so you can't expect me to approach them in the same way. People learn differently.
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As far as classics, one might argue ICO, Everquest, Gran Turismo (it's seen better days, but I listed the first four), Shadow of the Colossus, Legend of Dragoon, Planetside, God of War, Twisted Metal: Black, and the MLB: The Show series which should be more than enough. I think The Last of Us will be considered a classic in the years to come as well.
Are they Mario tier? Maybe not, but it's not Mario or bust. Even then, I wouldn't confuse Classic with Innovation, because even my fave modern games (like Starcraft II, GeoW, MGS, etc) were built on earlier games.
A lot of my favorite franchises...
Mario, Street Fighter, Wolfenstein 3D, MegaMan, Chrono Trigger, Dragon Warrior/Quest, Dune 2, Shining Force, Metal Gear, Contra, Zelda, Doom, early Final Fantasy, Day of the Tentacle, Tetris, Pac-Man, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Diablo, Metroid, Shinobi, Double Dragon, Mortal Kombat, Various Disney like Aladdin/Lion King, Magic Carpet, Phantasy Star, Command & Conquer, Castlevania, etc.
...are older than the Playstation brand, so a new generation will have to decide how these modern, newer PS games (The Last of Us, The Last Guardian, Horizon Zero Dawn, Uncharted 4, Infamous games, God of War 4, etc) fare as "classics". Same goes for all games releasing these days across PC-Nintendo-Xbox as well.
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