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Sony Explains Why LittleBigPlanet, Killzone 2 Weren't Downloadable

1Up: Sony still isn't prepared to make every one of their high-profile releases available day-and-date online and retail, said PlayStation Network senior director Susan Panico at today's webcasted Morgan Wedbush Morgan Securities New York MAC conference.

SOCOM: Confrontation and Gran Turismo 5: Prologue were two PlayStation 3 releases made available online via PlayStation Network and at retail last year. LittleBigPlanet and Killzone 2, two other PS3 releases, were not.

"One of the things we found, though, was that the Blu-ray disc experience for marquee games like that [LittleBigPlanet] currently just work better because the consumer wants to go in and get that physical product," explained Panico to Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter. "They want to go in and get the extra goodies that they get on the disc."

There's another reason, though, one we've heard many times before.

will115583d ago

All Xbox 360 Games are downloadable... Press Agree

thebudgetgamer5583d ago (Edited 5583d ago )

please acknowledge me.

:) its a a play on the guy above me always seeking attention

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Brodiesan5583d ago

I could be wrong but I think he (if we assume "Will" is a he) was being facetious and was inferring that all 360 games are available through download due to the piracy factor.

At least that's what I got from his (not necessarily) tonge-in-cheek statement.

I could be wrong though.

Chuvanes5583d ago

yes u can download all 360 games in torrents

Buttons5583d ago

Who cares if LBP and KZ2 weren't downloadable? I want to see them explain why these two amazing games weren't marketed more.

soxfan20055583d ago

"too bad over 50% of x360 owners dont even have HDD"

Please post a link to where that number came from.

Ju5583d ago

I don't believe in those numbers either. I think its more like 60-70% (run ducking) LOL.

TheTimeDoctor5583d ago

people can use statistics to prove anything; 46% of all people know that.

GWAVE5583d ago

Currently, the PS3 is the leading console for full-game downloads by a wide margin. Sony doesn't have to explain anything or make excuses for any games they choose not to put up on PSN when they're so far ahead.

HarukoHex5583d ago (Edited 5583d ago )

GWAVE

I could have sworn you said that DLC*any downloaded content from full games to add-ons *or atleast when it comes to MS* was pointless and was going no were, >.> and now you say they are ahead? odd

anyways, who would want to waste 40GB of data when you can just run it just fine on your BR drive.

GWAVE5583d ago

@ HarukoHex

I don't fully understand your point. Your sentence was a bit...jumbled.

Sony has more full-game downloads available on PSN. Period. That is why they are ahead in this regard. Is that difficult to grasp?

HarukoHex5583d ago

well i could have sworn you said that DLC in any form is pointless, so i don't see how you can complament them on having so much of it....

as for them being in the lead i think not, since PC is now considered a console on this site, since the 360 has no "console exclusives" PC would be there because it has the most full-game downloads.

pixelsword5583d ago

I don't think you'll find a link to show the actual numbers, but I have a link that shows that arcade and pro sells more than elite. I know that Pro has a HDD; but since the sales for the 360 went up when the Arcade model dropped in price, I would think most of those sales are from the Arcade.

http://news.vgchartz.com/ne...

I really don't care which way because I like both the 360 and PS3 (really didn't spend too much time on the Wii to make a decision), but I just though you'd like to see it.

DaTruth5583d ago (Edited 5583d ago )

Let's get to the big problem here... Who wants to download a 40 gig game over the internet!!? That would take me like 3 months with my PS3 on 24 hours a day!!! Not to mention my hard drive will be practically gone, I won't be able to buy Capcom games anymore(5gb installs).

resistance1005583d ago

@Buttons

I disagree, LBP couldn't of been marketed much more in the UK. Even now you see LBP tv adverts often and theres a lot of LBP ad's on the internet

Rock Bottom5583d ago

I've seen LBP commercials on PlayBoy TV last week.

What more could we ask for?

FreestyleBarnacle5582d ago

Oh come on! Don't you guys know that 88% of statistics are made up?

SL1M DADDY5582d ago

He was not complimenting Sony for such a feat but rather stating a fact. It is a fact that they have the full retail game downloads market in terms of current gen gaming.

It's the same as me saying that a car like the Prius has some of the best ratings when it comes to millage but saying so does not make me a fan of or complimenting of the car. It's just stating a fact, nothing more.

ZeroBlitz5582d ago

Uh... people here seem to be forgetting that you need double the space to install a downloaded game. Those claiming KZ2 would be a 40GB download should immediately see that it's impossible to install a game that big, even on an 80 gig console - which is really a few less.

40 gigs for KZ2 sounds kind of high so I'd rather agree with those who said 25, which wouldn't be capable of installing on a 40GB console. As well as the obviously huge download, I don't get why anyone would expect KZ2 to be available to download. At least for another few years if we all have much faster internet speeds and PS3s with much larger HDs.

edgeofblade5582d ago (Edited 5582d ago )

If GWAVE is talking about AAA titles, yes, PSN blows Xbox Live out of the water. Those are the kinds of things Sony needs to do to bring PSN up to XBL's level. But they need to do more if they want to compete seriously. Free is not enough to ultimately tip the scales.

The real winner features in the online arms race are the ones that end with "on every game". That means Trophies "on every game", demos on release date "on every (downloadable) game", and anything else they can think of. That's where XBL trumped them initially, but Sony has the potential advantage by having the last word on how they react.

The REAL winner feature Sony should aim for would be retail and downloadable "on every game".

Buttons5582d ago

I'd rather see them marketing where marketing would be more beneficial (ie, USA).

JaPo5582d ago

ZeroBlitz, you're ignorant.

Burnout Paradise full game = 3.36GB.

So you, uh, think it took up 1.68GB of a 20GB disc? I don't think so buddy, go research something. If anything, the read speeds of an HDD would decrease the size. Why do you think we have HDD installs?

ZeroBlitz5568d ago (Edited 5568d ago )

I never said anything about double download sizes compared to game size on disc. I said you need double the amount of storage on your hard drive to install something you've downloaded because you need both the space for the installation as well as the files being installed.

For example, if KZ2 is 20GB to download then you'd need 40GB+ on your hard drive when you begin installing it. Which is why it will never be downloadable unless huge hard disk drive's become standard for the PS3. Other possibilities include KZ2 is far smaller than standard guesses thrown around and/or amazing compression comes into play.

Learn basic reading comprehension and try to be less snarky towards someone else's 'ignorance' when you don't have a clue what you're talking about, "buddy".

Very late response that you probably won't even read but your comment was so stupid I had to.

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phalanges5583d ago

Release the game on both disc and online. I've always thought it was the size that restricted the type of game available for d/l.

ravinash5583d ago

I have 23 games for my PS3 so far and counting.
I don't think I will be able to fit them all on my hard drive if they were all downloaded.

Yes I like the physical product, but I also like the fact that when I'm not playing the game, its on a disk on the shelf and not filling my hard drive.
I already have a 300GB hard drive, it wouldn't take long to fill up with all these games.

Kleptic5583d ago

killzone 2 is over 25gb iirc...that immediately takes it out of question for 20gb ps3 owners...yeah they could buy a new HDD easily and cheaply, but forcing a consumer to do that is not something Sony wants to push most likely...even if they could still simply buy the disc and play it without a problem...as MS still gets crap about things like this...

by crap...I mean the way things are usually handled for the 360...its mentioned...immediately written off as unjustified, swept under the rug and forgotten...and gamespot employees will still tell you its the best system of all time while keeping a straight face...

Sony is somewhat in a residual PR nightmare that occured in 2007...Sony marketed the PS3 as the most powerful system not just because of processing power...but because of Blu Ray...it didn't, and still won't, sit well that most games are still focused on DVD as a gaming format...telling the public that 'oh well, you don't exactly need BR for gaming, because you can download the game anyway'...sort of back tracks on what they originally said...nevermind that PS3 exclusive games would be absolutely massive (50gb for MGS4?...would anyone download that?)...

there are also a handful of retail relation issues that would come up with this...by offering all games online...you are underminding the retail channels that sell your products...something tells me Wal-Mart, GS, Best Buy, etc...would not be pleased about this...

Cicinho5583d ago

"yeah they could buy a new HDD easily and cheaply, but forcing a consumer to do that is not something Sony wants to push most likely"

Who is forcing them? What about the people with big hard drives and slow internet connections, is sony forcing them to upgrade there internet?

There is no reason why they cant release it on PSN and in stores at the same time. People who cant download it can buy it on disc, people who can download it and are willing to, could also do that.

No one says they have to pick to release it on disc or PSN, could easily come out on both.

Kleptic5583d ago

that wasn't the only variable of my argument...but you are right...as they wouldn't be forcing anyone if they could still buy it on disc...but its deeper than that anyway...

there are retail incentives for Sony to not offer big AAA games both online and in store at this time...while GT5P was easily the biggest (attention wise) title to be released online..its very unlikely that GT5, or any other huge game, be released online as an option for people to not go to a physical store...

look at killzone 2...nearly every retailer had some sort of gimmick to get you to pre-order from them...these were all things the retailers most likely paid sony for...why exactly would retailers invest in things like this if Sony was going to drop it online day and date?...that would easily cut pre-orders in half most likely...it works on smaller titles, that people are less excited for, as it is simply easier to get into consumers hands...

and the other part...probably the biggest...what about blu ray?...no matter how big these install sizes are...the way this looks on paper is that 'so you don't need blu ray then right?'...if you are just downloading the game, how is blu ray needed for gaming?...

those of us on sites like this that follow this sort of thing understand that it is needed...as downloading the title would be just as big...but it leaves the door wide open for competitors to dig...which is the last thing Sony needs right now...

I'm just breaking down what Sony said...this is basically what they said in that interview, just in a different context...of course they 'could' do it...just like MS 'could'...but the way Sony marketed the system, and the retail relationships in place currently, do not make it as viable right now...

Ju5583d ago

The counter argument here is Burnout Paradise for $20 on PSN (or $30 with the party bundle). That's a blockbuster (IMO) available in stores and PSN which seams to work. So, PSN + disk is possible within reason.

I think the retail is the strongest argument. But for $60 I would possibly buy a disk, for 20-30 I would go for the download.

shawnsl655582d ago (Edited 5582d ago )

can you imagine MGS4 on PSN.. that will rape your hard-drive.. not to mention your bandwidth.

madpuppy5582d ago

I really don't want to download ALL my games. and if I download a game I sure as heck am not going to spend more than US15.00 on it. The bad aspect of DLing games is the restrictions put upon the Consumer. I Will always take a nice Disc, case and manual that I can lend, sell or trade over something that sits on my hard drive and cannot be saved to a memory stick or burned to a disc and archived or even transferred to anyone else.

Sure, it is good business for the developer and distributer. But, A terrible deal for US.

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Sevir045583d ago

but games like KZ2 and Resistance should never be DL titles. I'd never want that to be the case. I agree that case by case basis titles should have the option of releasing on The PSN.. I like that companies are supporting it with games that could have been a full retail game but sell less for PSN is released.

Watchmen, NFL Head coach 09, Burnout Paradise, the soon to be released KoF12(/13 dont know these days) Soon to be battle fantaisia and BlazBlue, Tekken:DR, Fatal Inertia EX, Punisher, Oblivion: shiver ilse, and what ever else full Blu ray games from third party studios. plus sony's own offerings,

Warhawk, Wipeout HD, GT5: Prolouge, Socom, Siren, Ratchet:Q4B. There will be more that follows that model i just want the choice if it's possible, because there is always the joy of picking up a game just 10 minutes from your house, breaking the seal, smelling the newness of it and holding the disk while flipping through the booklet and looking at the art and stuff. but there are those times when you want a game but refuse to leave your couch and DL is a great way to do it especially when you are deep in another heavy session of gaming... I'm glad sony provides the options on those select titles they deem worthy. I'd love it if some third party memebers would start doing that with some of there post released games and add a new way market for there games like criterion did with burnout. ^^

But they will get there, i think Sony is doing a fabulous job showing how top properly do Digital distribution of games while maintaining a healthy selection of must own retail games.. awesome job indeed.

DaTruth5583d ago

There it is! Siren was a game I really wanted, but since it was only on PSN and not on a disk I never bothered with it. It was just too much space on my HDD.

Mr Tretton5583d ago

You can't trade in a download.

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Brodiesan5583d ago

The whole "plan" is to kill the 2nd-hand game trade-in model. Publishers HATE it. Digital distribution is their wet-dream.

Just don't expect GameStop to be happy about it.

Mr Tretton5583d ago

I'm aware of all that. Consumers aren't going to hand in their lack of ability to trade in. The game market will crumble if discs are done away with.

DaTruth5583d ago

Then again, you could split the price of Killzone 2 with five friends and then download it to five different PS3's.

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Microsoft once tried to nab LittleBigPlanet from Sony after a few drinks

It turns out that many moons ago, Microsoft once had its eye on the Sony published LittleBigPlanet series.

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XiNatsuDragnel45d ago

Microsoft had a good idea but fumbled it again.

Cacabunga44d ago (Edited 44d ago )

Project Spark idea was decent but they quickly gave up ..
LBP was wonderful

ApocalypseShadow45d ago

Microsoft in a nutshell. Always tried to poach Sony employees, games, 3rd party games and devices like the depth camera that was turned into Kinect but was running on PS2 before Xbox 360. Wouldn't be surprised they wanted LBP. Just like they worked behind the scenes pushing the MLB to bring Sony's baseball game to Xbox instead of making their own.
https://www.playstationlife...

They didn't spend years trying to develop their own baseball game. They wanted Sony's game.

They're scum.

Zachmo18244d ago

Microsoft didn't force MLB on Xbox. MLB gave Sony 2 options either go multiplat or risk losing the license.

Rynxie43d ago

And why do you think MLB said that? I believe Ms approached MLB.

ApocalypseShadow43d ago (Edited 43d ago )

Totally ridiculous comment.

The only exclusivity Sony had was to their own creation of The Show. Microsoft could have paid the MLB for the license just like Sony did and made their own baseball game.

Microsoft instead, groomed MLB for years in trying to poach Sony's game and bring it to Xbox. They're worth 3 TRILLION dollars. You think that's not enough money to make their own baseball game? Don't be delusional.

Microsoft spun it like they always do and told the media that they had to trust Sony with their hardware. After they put Sony in that position of not having a choice. Either go multiplatform or stop making one of their successful games. That's a no win scenario.

And what did Microsoft do? They didn't try to sell the game to the Xbox community. They put it on game pass to hurt Sony. Pushing the idea of why buy games that are $70 when you can play them in their cheap service for $10. It was a dirty tactic.

You fell for the Kool aid drink Microsoft served you instead of spitting it out. Hope it tasted good because you were fooled by Phil and the gang.

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Hereandthere43d ago

Xbox executive Sara Bond has told Axios that Microsoft spent a number of years trying to get MLB The Show onto Xbox consoles. And when it finally succeeded in breaking off PlayStation’s long-held exclusivity, the company had to “trust” Sony with pre-release Xbox Series X/S consoles.

Bond revealed that MLB The Show “always came up” in conversations between Microsoft and the Major League Baseball organization. “We always said, ‘We love this game. It would be a huge opportunity to bring it to Xbox.'” she recalled. However, when Microsoft’s efforts materialized, it put the company in an awkward situation where it had to send in pre-release consoles to a rival company.

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Notellin43d ago

"Microsoft instead, groomed MLB for years in trying to poach Sony's game and bring it to Xbox."

Take a nap, conspiracies are rotting your brain.

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Hereandthere43d ago

Xbox executive Sara Bond has told Axios that Microsoft spent a number of years trying to get MLB The Show onto Xbox consoles. And when it finally succeeded in breaking off PlayStation’s long-held exclusivity, the company had to “trust” Sony with pre-release Xbox Series X/S consoles.

ApocalypseShadow42d ago

Lying to yourself is unbecoming.

Article link tells you all you need to know in Sarah Bond's own words.

Hereandthere43d ago

They were too cheap/inept/lazy to develop their own mlb game, so they port begged for years and bribed the mlb to make the show multiplatform. Like i said many times, xbox brought nothing to the table their 24 years, ZERO.

ApocalypseShadow42d ago

At least you and others get it. Note drank the Kool aid and asked for seconds thinking it was refreshing.

Most don't even know how it all played out but it's there in black and white for all to see. Microsoft brought it up for years until the MLB forced Sony's hand. It was a win win for Microsoft. Kill one reason to buy a PlayStation or kill the game by dropping it in a cheap service to kill Sony's sales numbers on PlayStation.

OtterX44d ago

"However, Healey said Media Molecule wouldn't have felt right doing that, adding it would have been "morally corrupt"."

Major kudos to Media Molecule for being an upright studio with principles.

Cockney42d ago

They chose well, Sony gave them the backing to pursue their dreams with no restrictions even tho their games especially dreams have very niche appeal. Media molecule and Sony deserve respect for this in an age of risk averse publishing.

RNTody44d ago (Edited 44d ago )

Great, more stories like this please. Show the last of the zombies holding the line what we've been saying for years: Microsoft is anti competition, anti industry and has no interest in making games at all.

But hey, at least there's an Xbox Games Showcase to look forward to, right?

Inverno44d ago

Well considering SONY just killed the series, LBP would've been dead by now either way. Though MM probably wouldn't exist by now either, so I'm glad they stayed with SONY, hopefully they don't get shut down any time soon or ever honestly.

Inverno44d ago

They shut down the servers, that's millions of user created levels gone. That and dead are pretty much the same, it's also been years since 3 and they cancelled HUB soooo.

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fsfsxii43d ago

They shutdown the servers because no one was playing, no one in the community cared about the user created levels so why keep them up? Wtf you guys would never succeed in running a business.

Inverno43d ago

Yea dood no one was playing so they shut off the servers. Cause people with enough common sense can't just Google why they were actually shut of, right?

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Most Offensive Video Games That Would Never Cut It Today

Times are changing, and these games would have never been made in today's climate.

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thorstein97d ago (Edited 97d ago )

Every single time someone uses this phrase whether it's music, movies, books, comics, video games, etc it's always the same claim.

The ubiquitous "they" won't allow it to be made. And every decade these claims are made the claimant completely ignores all the "offensive" material that is published when the claim is made.

In ten years, you can write a new article about how you can't make games like Helldivers 2, Resident Evil VIII, Mortal Kombat I, Dragon's Dogma 2, Alan Wake 2 etc etc etc any more.

MrBaskerville96d ago

Yeah, people wouldn't be constantly outraged if there weren't games that people found enraging. The whole SBI discourse shit wouldn't be a thing if all games were inoffensive. A game like Starfield can make a guy froth at his mouth, so there will always be room for a list like this.

0hMyGandhi96d ago

Normally, I'd be inclined to agree with you, but there are massive caveats.
TV shows like Venture Bros, Ren and Stimpy, and Aqua Team wouldn't/couldn't be made today. Hell, Ren and Stimpy was a *children's* show, same thing with Rocko's Modern Life.

It's not for some arbitrary reason, either. It's branding and IP alignment. Companies are far more risk-averse than they were when I was kid in the 90's. Of course, you have companies coming out of the woodwork to hell spur on similar content, but remember: Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon and some incredibly provocative material.

And for movies? it's pretty obvious. American Pie/Wedding Crashers/Eurotrip among many other "raunch coms" have fallen out of style, and are absolutely outside what the modern day film industry is willing to stand by.
Ace Ventura 1 and 2, Dumb and Dumber, Freddy Got Fingered, Rat Race, Harold and Kumar, and Van Wilder follow suit.

Remember: I am not explicitly talking about films put onto streamers. I am talking wide-releases in actual theaters. Same thing goes for games: Carmageddon, Duke Nukem, Manhunt, Six Days In Fallujah (with their original concept), Hatred, and so on and so forth. Of course, I'd be inclined to mention most tactical shooters like Rainbow Six and Joint Ops as well, due to cultural sensitivity regarding *who* you are shooting and why.

And not all of it is bad (obviously). Tastes change, and perspectives change to fit the demographic.
I should add that I'm a lefty, living in L.A. Working in film.

thorstein96d ago

The Boys, Invincible, Jojo Rabbit, Deadpool, Gen V, Last of Us, Banshee... There are plenty of media being made today that people will claim "can't be made today".

Profchaos96d ago

Yeah but if you consider manhunt which was basically a snuff film could you seriously make that game with high than PS2 era graphics.

thorstein95d ago

The Outlast Trials just came out.

But the storyline of Manhunt was that you were executed. But then lived. And if you didn't do as you were told, you'd die. And the people you killed were not innocents.

It was all filmed by a psychopath.

As we speak GTA VI is being finished up for a release. You get to play a Bonnie and Clyde type of protagonist who run up against the law.

Bodycam looks so real.

People are making those games. Articles like this will always exist no matter how incorrect they are, no matter how many times they blame "them" for whatever it is "they" do to prevent "those" games from being made.

Number1TailzFan96d ago

The UK is the biggest junk country pandering to that nonsense as well, with laws against free speech and expression to match. It got so bad even Rowan Atkinson made a video on free speech about it.

Now the UK raises the age rating on harmless films like Mary Poppins, it's just a load of pansy weak ass nonsense.

MrDead96d ago (Edited 96d ago )

The right wing Tories have been in power in the UK for the 14 years you know the ones that are "anti-woke", blame them for your perceptions.

Killer2020UK96d ago (Edited 96d ago )

Are these snowflakes in the room with us now?

This is more faux outrage designed to get hits. The consequences are unfortunately creating hysteria amongst those willing to buy into it and blame "them" or "the left" or "liberals" meanwhile the left are kicking off about genocide, actual real world abhorrent acts. Nobody is campaigning to censor this shit.

Huey_My_D_Long96d ago

Not too mention the fact that some of these game are controversial for you know, underage porn and encouraging rape.

So either the guy just came in to comment snowflakes without reading anything, or he is calling people snowflakes for having a problem with said titles. Crazy how much brain rot someone can have.

banger8897d ago

Dead Island: "The early PC version of the zombie game swapped the playable character Purna’s Gender Wars skill with a prototype name, which shouldn’t be mentioned directly. The skill name made fun of both Purna as a character and feminists."

"Feminist Whore" lmao

gold_drake96d ago

ill add one more to the list.
drakengard 1.

its ridiculous tho, especially since they'd still be able to find their place in alot of places in the world. except america of course ha. and maybe Australia.

ppl are so sensitive these days. ha. but it is what it is.

Barlos96d ago (Edited 96d ago )

They're not offensive.

And we need another Fat Princess. Fantastic little game!

Some people just have no sense of humour if this sort of thing offends them. They need to lighten up and stop taking themselves so seriously.

Deeeeznuuuts96d ago

Would love a new fat princess game 🤟

CantThinkOfAUsername96d ago

Games literally about sexual assault, mass genocide, bombing civilians, and school shooting. None of which is satirical.

isarai96d ago

Actually it's about fat princesses

Huey_My_D_Long96d ago (Edited 96d ago )

Its crazy that people are fixated on Fat princess when clearly the list is going over controversies, and not all of them are equal. Like way worse examples but pretend the entire list is like that.

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PlayStation 3 Games That Desperately Need a PS5 Remaster

The PlayStation 3 may not have been the strongest generation for Sony, but there were still some diamonds in the rough that deserve a revisit as PS5 remasters.

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OtterX107d ago (Edited 107d ago )

Even if they could just remaster and put on PSVR2, some would still look great as VR titles and could do a whole lot to bolster the headset w these exclusives! I'd imagine the investment of reworking these titles into VR would be way less than building new games from the ground up, and they could be amazing experiences, and VR often makes flat games feel fresh again. The Resistance and Killzone games are particularly what I want to see!!

Rude-ro107d ago

I played killzone 3 in 3d and it really changed the game per being immersive.
In vr, that would be even more awesome.

darthv72107d ago

Funny you mention that... my son wanted to play some PS3 games in 3d on my PS tv and he was blown away by how good KZ3 was. It really was a great addition to the game. Im surprised there have not been more 3d games from that era being ported to the PSVR/VR2.

_SilverHawk_107d ago

resistance 1-3, killzone 1-3, uncharted 1-3, uncharted golden abyss, folklore, socom 4 , motorstorm, twisted metal, MAG, heavenly sword

Cacabunga107d ago

Killzone 2+3
Sly Thieves in Time
Crack in Time
God of War Ascension
Motorstorm
Modnation racer
Infamous 1+2

Profchaos107d ago (Edited 107d ago )

Killzone trilogy in VR would be amazing bonus points if they offer shadow fall.

There was a psvr1 Killzone project that supermassive was working on at one stage which wasn't up to scratch and Sony brand it back in house I was hoping we would see that on psvr2 eventually.

Personally I'd love to see some more love or acknowledgement of psvr2 from Sony in general it was a expensive headset and Sony barely acknowledge it's existence

seanpitt23107d ago

The amount of work needed to remaster these games wouldn't be beneficial on a financial and business sense.. MGS4 would probably be the best bet as it would need the least amount of work!

Iceball2000107d ago

YEAAASSSSS! I miss this franchise and wanna play it so bad again.

Father__Merrin107d ago

The time is perfect for a resistance fall of man game campaign coop multiplayer

InUrFoxHole107d ago

The resistance series is str8 trash to me. Socom 3 I would welcome. Or killzone MP.

Marcus Fenix107d ago

A Resistance reboot will be awesome

Michiel1989107d ago

That's what Bungie should make, Ill keep saying it until it happens

1Victor107d ago (Edited 107d ago )

Resistance was ok but Warhawk and Starhawk was better and kept me coming back for almost a decade of fun and petty revenge on the loud mouth unskilled players 🤣
Edit I loved capture the flag dropping the pot on the flag carrier was extremely satisfying as well as transforming your plane in bot form and stumping them to death 😱

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Michiel1989107d ago

Resistance was the best co-op fps I ever played after L4D2

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