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Show and tell So we all know Sony’s big (aka only) exclusive game this Christmas is God Of War Ragnarök but as someone that didn’t really like the last one that hasn’t got me that excited. As far as I can work out, they only have Spider-Man 2 confirmed for 2023, which is interesting as that’s about the only game that doesn’t appear on that leaked list of games.
That leak was pretty convincing, but also pretty boring if you ask me. I couldn’t give a fig about Twisted Metal and Death Stranding 2, and if ‘Camden’ is a live service game that’s probably going to be awful too. I do like the idea of two new survival horrors but they’re usually pretty low budget affairs and I can’t see them being Sony’s big new things.
That only leaves ‘Carbon’, an unnamed open world game, and Rise Of The Ronin, which I did actually like the look of when they showed it off. Unfortunately. it’s not out until 2024 though. Probably most of the games are.
The point which I will now attempt to come to, is that it’s so much easier to get excited by games if you see a bit a footage and get an official announcement, instead of a vague pre-rendered trailer from two years ago or a codename on a leaked document.
Show game, get excited about game. It’s a pretty simple process that Sony and Microsoft both seem to have forgotten. Which is especially odd given how few imminent games they have to talk about at the moment.Gloin
Serious attitude Even though it shouldn’t be a surprise, given Illumination’s involvement in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the biggest
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