During the livescast following the PlayStation Meeting held in New York, that has seen the announcement of the new PS4 Pro, Guerrilla Games Technical Director Michiel Van Deer Leeuw, Tripwire Interactive President John Gibson and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Vice President of Production Peter Wyse talked more about their studios’ views on the new console.
"Thanks a lot for everything, truly".
For me, these Mario + Rabbids games were the best thing Ubisoft has developed in recent years. I'd hate to see Ubisoft drive the series into the ground like their other properties, so I think 2 games are enough. Maybe 1 more.
Great games, I have wanted Sony to copy these games with their own mascots for years.
I think Nintendo has to hire this guy, I mean the fact that miuamoto himself said to him that he is impressed with this work, speaks volumes. Th possibility on having Mario on Soliani's hand could be incredible and quite possibly a new era for Mario games.
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Raph Koster wrote the #1 most influential game design book. Nice to see a game coming from him.
An encouraging read on how some in the dev community are taking full advantage of the PS4 Pro. Even mre encouraging was the 4K showcase of Mass Effect Andromenda, as well as Horizon Zero Dawn running on PS4 Pro via a 4K stream on my 55' 4K Sony Bravia display. I was truly blown away at the vibrant details and crazy lighting effects. Just fantastic! 30 frames at that resolution would be more than satisfying. I'm not going to torture myself and expect the PS4 Pro to deliver 4K/60 frames, as there are no high-end PC rigs on the market today that can smoothly pull that off. However, I do expect PS4 Pro all games which are running at 1080p to offer a smooth 60 frames. There should be no excuses there, fingers crossed!