Push Square: "It's a bit of a weird week here at Push Square Towers to be honest. We're on red alert ahead of Gamescom 2015, but with the curtain literally just closing on E3 2015, we're not quite sure how busy we're going to be. Furthering our uncertainty is the fact that Sony's delayed its annual European press conference until October, where it'll be held during Paris Games Week instead."
GG:
The indie gaming scene is thriving. During the past few years it has been made easier for aspiring developers to create and release smaller, but nonetheless fantastic titles. The PS4 and Xbox One are home to a large number of indie titles, and even Nintendo, whose policy towards smaller games was awkward and intimidating, has made great strides to improve upon its relationship between them.
GG:
The toys-to-life genre has become an undeniable success, spawning series and figurines from Activision, Disney and Warner Bros. The tried and tested formula for the genre, aimed at a family-orientated market, has offered games ranging in critical reception, and also toys that any fan of the I.P would love to collect.
Square enix:
What a ride we have been on! GDC Europe kicked off the week for us and we had two great talks at the developer event. Both focused on technology (one on sound, the other on tools and sandbox design) and the way we’re making HITMAN a new and interesting title.
And then we drove straight into the, let’s face it, pretty mind-blowing world of Gamescom where hundreds of thousands of eager game fans migrate to every year.
Finally an article that's gets it. Sony will still have a presence despite no conference and 3rd party's will still have PS4 content at Gamescom.
Everyone has been blowing everything out of proportion. Nobody even comments on Nintendo and Wii U's complete absence at the event.
Really looking forward to seeing what Horizons is about. I'm hoping to get a lot of info for that game.
Dreams! Can't wait!
Ha, Fred responded to my comment and that is the basis for the article.
Leading up to this week a lot of articles and by looks of it a few people here on N4G + other places are spotlighting Microsoft's press conferenc as if it will/could be the event that changes everything with our console popularity war. But it would be kinda funny if Sony was to somehow have more talked about news without even having a press conference.