Kombo: SOCOM 4 (SOCOM) is the first SOCOM for the PlayStation 3 which will also be available for the Sony Move this Fall. SOCOM gameplay feels just like a third person over the shoulder shooter with cover mechanics, the new feature to be that sets SOCOM apart is the the Move. Playing both versions of the game revealed some interesting comparisons that could be influential for the future of shooters using motion control on the PS3.
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Gaming’s past is full of wonderful memories, many of which include some of our favorite moments in all of video games and helped shape our current gaming habits. And, thanks to the awesomeness that is the PlayStation, many of these memories can be found in Sony’s franchises. But what happens when a great franchise or IP just disappears? While sometimes its just forgotten, never to be heard from again that’s not something that we here at Link-Cable can bear the thought of. So for this week’s Top 10 we are taking a look at the Top 10 Forgotten Sony Franchises and also crossing our fingers that someone with the power to bring these back just happens to stumble across this list."
Don’t forget Dark Cloud, Rogue Galaxy, Legend of Dragoon, Freedom Wars, Invisimals, Lemmings, Modnation Racers, Pursuit Force, Resistance, Siren, Soul Sacrifice, Mark of Kri, & Wild Arms
I'm not sure single games would be considered franchises. If you want to say Heavenly Sword is one, I'd also put Enslaved on the list. Loco Roco is in the same boat as Patapon. But things like Tomba are certainly missed.
How can you all something a franchise if it only has one installment?
At that point it’s just an IP. You can only call it a franchise when there’s multiple installments.
Glad to hear the AI is up there, too. Cannot tell you how many times I was screaming at Boomer through my tv to TAKE FUKING COVER!
Gameplay looks so good.