TQ author writes: Next generation gaming consoles are just around the corner and Sony has given us a little preview of what’s expected. During the recent PlayStation 4 reveal meeting in New York City, Sony brandished off a number of next-gen games that exposed the power of the new gaming system and the new technical advancements in its games. One game shown at the PS4 meeting definitely left us with that “WOW” effect and reassured us that next-gen gaming was right in front of our eyes.
Former Sony executive Shawn Layden has "no idea" what happened to Capcom Deep Down game, which disappeared after announcement.
Still sucks we haven't heard much from it. Really liked the concept behind it, and I feel like I was one of the very few who liked the game's music. A shame it's in hiatus as of now.
I think Platinum has been overextending itself for a good while now. Scalebound was canceled after missing deadlines and Bayonetta 3 has shown nothing since its announcement in 2017.
While the game never came out, I don't think it was time wasted. If you look well at how the camera follows the character and how it moves around during "gameplay", you'll notice it's spot-on identical to the camera in Resident Evil 2 Remake. Deep Down might have been cancelled, but it most likely became a proof of concept for Capcom in development of the REngine.
Don’t count this game out just yet. Are we going to see Deep Down release on PS5?
Hopefully its still in development and will be released on ps5 because deep down trailer looked amazing when showed years ago
Hopefully it maintains the technology (like their fluid/particle simulations) and 4 player co-op
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"Do you agree that Deep Down was the best looking PS4 game revealed? "
Of course I agree!
This Panta Rhei engine looks more like a second gen engine and not a launch one.
I see great details, like when the torch the archer orc was holding made a great refraction in front of the icy stalactite.
And for those doubting it was not ingame:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum...
http://www.neogaf.com/forum...
I can add to that the part when they were talking (that most of you think it is CGI); look closely at the bald templar's ear, there are flickering pixelated shadows behind it, plus at the presentation screen before they showed the trailer, when talking about the engine, they showed the bald man's head model (so it was modeled to be ingame and to show the game engine and not CGI, moreover it doesn't have many polygons).
http://assets2.ignimgs.com/...
Finally, the only officially announced platform for this game is the PS4 now, so it may have taken advantage of its hardware (power of the exclusive games):
http://www.d-down.jp/
I am very happy to see japanese developers coming back in force for the next-gen after they totally missed the last-gen (at least in terms of graphics, many of them handed their franchises to western studios).
Now we are spoiled by Fox Engine, Luminous Engine and Panta Rheir Engine and more to come. Next-gen and especially PS4 could never be so much fun.
Is it confirmed that trailer is real-time graphics on the PS4?
During the gameplay demo, you can actually see the hud bottom left. It's running on the PS4.
Possibly. If that head tech demo from David Cage was anything to go by, however, there could be a pretty big competition.
The thing is that clip showed no real gameplay.