r/gaming • u/SilentNova300 • 15h ago

PlayStation’s Future Has Never Looked Bleaker

https://www.ign.com/articles/playstations-future-has-never-looked-bleaker
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u/shifta_deband 15h ago

Capcom is absolutely obliterating right now

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u/newtybar 15h ago

What games are good?

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u/shifta_deband 15h ago

onimusha and re Requiem as of recent - both are fantastic games

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u/SolidSnake555 15h ago

Pragmata is also an excellent game.

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u/shifta_deband 15h ago

Shit, that's right! They dropped pragmata too!

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u/lolmysterior 14h ago

god i loved pragmata. i cried like a baby from that game like 5 times

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u/PM_Some_Selfies 15h ago

And MH: Stories 3, Pragmata and the Dragons Dogma 2 update!

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u/shifta_deband 15h ago

In the past several years, Capcom has absolutely earned my trust back. Whatever they've got going on over there, I hope they never change that recipe

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u/CFL_Gent 14h ago

RE Engine is a bit part of what fueled their recent winning streak.

Capcom realized much like Nintendo that having custom developer tools IN-HOUSE fuels a lot of creative growth.

All these other studios failing again after again are the ones who outsource technology, hire contractors/temp workers, etc.

In other words, competent business and studio management allows the creatives within to flourish. Western studios NEED to take note.

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u/Tigerwarrior55 14h ago

That engine also was what initially soured expectations when they stressed the engine to do open world systems like with Dragon's Dogma 2 and Monster Hunter Wilds (so many things the occulsion culling didn't do). They hope the REX engine can handle open worlds so we'll wait and see.

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u/Cruxis87 2h ago

Bethesda has shown that not every company should have its own engine. Hell, CDPR's engine was so bad they abandoned it.

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u/pay_student_loan 8h ago

Too bad instead they just keep on laying off people who hold immense tribal knowledge and wonder why projects take forever with people who have no experience.

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u/Autisonm 5h ago

Immense tribal knowledge?