PS4 dev kits are currently on there way to developers with an official announcement expected “just before E3″. Apparently the system is being called Orbis with no mention of PlayStation 4.
A new console is nothing without the support of a sturdy launch line up. Here’s an entirely speculative list of games we’d really love to see ushering a new generation of PlayStation.
It’s going to herald a new generation of prettier, more immersive and more complex gaming experiences – that’s taken for granted when we talk about PS4. But what else do we actually want from Sony’s next gen console? Matt Elliot pens the PS4 feature wish list.
President of EA labels, Frank Gibeau has been talking about PS4 again saying that EA are working on, “3 to 5 new IPs for next gen consoles”. He also mentions the hardware adding, “I’ve seen the machines that we’re building games for, and they’re spectacular”.
LA Noire dev Team Bondi have update its website with an image and the first info on it’s next game, Whore Of The Orient. The game is set in 1936 Shanghai a place described as “most corrupt and decadent city on the planet”.
The PlayStation 4 will reportedly support the new super-HD 4K resolution, according to an industry source. With a compatible TV set, that means the PS4 will be able to show images in four times the resolution of 1080p.
Following on from the closure of Sony Liverpool this morning it’s emerged that the studio were reportedly working on two PlayStation 4 launch titles.
EA’s president of labels Frank Gibeau confirmed to an audience at Gamescom 2012 that he’s had eyes-on contact with PS4.
From bleeding-edge facial animation tech to user-generated content, we make eight arguments for Uncharted 4′s appearance on PS4 over our beloved console.
While we know Hideo Kojima’s FOX engine will be used to power the next generation of Pro Evos, the question remains: what does that actually mean for a PlayStation 4 PES?
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