SOMA .

IMO the "from 2015" hint was unnecessary.

@R4gn4r0k said:

Here is a game, doubt you can guess it.

Hint: I've posted this on Gamespot before ;)

Hint: game is from 2015

Lets be honest, the Surface has NEVER been the problem, its always been one of the best tablets (hardware wise) on the market. The problem with Surface was that it was married to an at the time immature OS for smart devices. All of the hate for Surface was really hate for Windows RT, or more broadly, Windows 8.

Last game I remember doing something like this was NBA Elite (which was EA's planned replacement of NBA Live) like 6 years ago.

If I remember correctly, the game was already gold, and EA was promoting it in the press all the way. Then they canceled it like 3 weeks from launch, and scrapped it.

Not sure why he's bragging about the number of studios Sony has, whilst arguing with someone making a point against a bloated first party that mostly produces nothing of value outside of the core A-B studios, and I just listed 10 1st/2nd party studios Sony either closed down or otherwise told them to **** off after their games (that Sony underfunded, underbaked, and then sent out to die with no marketing) flopped.

Hell, as recently as November 2014, there were rumors floating around that Sony was close to an acquisition deal with Ready At Dawn. A studio that has ONLY worked on Sony exclusives, and was founded by former NaughtyDog (and blizzard) employees. 3 months and one flop later, Sony couldn't tell them fast enough to go **** themselves.

Also, Just think about the fact that if it were within Sony's power to do so, Insomniac probably wouldn't even exist right now.

They're just "trimming the fat" like Sony was doing when they closed/cut ties/consolidated Ready At Dawn, Superbot Games, Lightbox Interactive, Incognito, EatSleepPlay, Zipper, Cambridge, BigBigStudios, and SCE London Studios in the past 5 years bruh.

You should list off all the 1st/2nd party studios that Sony has closed down or severed ties with over the last 5 years or so and Let us know when you run out of fingers on both hands to count. Lets not play this game.

This. I dont believe this move is intended to disrupt the cycle of generations. This is not going to be an Xbox Two, but an Xbox 1.5 just to hold people over until next gen, who were burned by the power differential between XB1/PS4 (and also to maintain current momentum when Nintendo announces the NX).

Xbox One is not the status quo console, so most people who have even a passing interest in one, probably do not have one. Alot of people who either went with PS4, or couldnt justify the Xbox One's cost/benefit to themselves, or otherwise wrote the system off will take a second thought they otherwise wouldn't have, at the idea of jumping in.

And if the PS3 is a metric to go by, if the new model arrives this year, the vast majority of people who will EVER own the system will own the newer version. Just as the number of people who ever experienced the fat PS3 was a minority.

Im rereading your post, and I dont think you understand the implication here. A new model with a hardware bump would replace the old one. Like the Slim PS3 and 360s replaced the vanilla versions of those consoles. The same games working on both platforms but at a higher resolution/framerate is all software.

Lol @ cows getting legitimately nervous ITT about seeing their power advantage dissapear possibly this year.