I do not mind if it is out by 2028 or 2029, as I wouldn't have bought it yet by then especially if there are going to be stock issues again and games are more eXpensive by then.
Its already in the development, if we believe these rumors.
That's how I feel but at the same time, in November it'll be 3 years since the PS5 came out.
I think TLOU Part III will come out before the release of the PS6 but there'll probably be a remaster for PS6 similar to a lot of PS4 games getting PS5 remasters.
Is that a lot compare to your ps4 games?
7 years feels normal nowadays and with mid gen refreshes becoming a thing now and also Covid delaying everything this gen, 8 seems like the minimum till next gen this time.
The additional 1 year eXtension seems reasonable especially with everything that happened during the start of this generation.
I have more PS4 games but I also have had more time to pick up PS4 games. I have several more PS5 games I would like to get after I have played through some other games. I also have a Series X and a Switch with multiple games so I get a little backlogged.
PS5 Pro in 2024 and PS6 in 2028 sounds reasonable.
Don't blame them for that. They'd want to keep console dev secret.
They need to bring out games that fully take advantage of this gen’s tech for a few years before going to next gen. So far it feels like the cross gen period but I hope the upcoming games seem like a big step beyond last gen. At least for games between 2025-28.
I want games that look like live action films!
If so much resources goes into GAAS it's going to hinder tech advancement IMO. But I love having awesome graphics wherever possible.
Maybe I am just getting old but Spider-Man 2 is a fully current Gen game and I don't see that much of a difference graphics wise from the first game. Like yes I do see it as an improvement over Spider-Man 1, but not one that looks like a generation of difference.
This generation feels like it hasn't quite started in terms of big graphical jumps. It feels like the success of the biggest GAAS games have not only led to everyone wasting resources on targeting the same success, also the fact that those kinds of games don't usually push visual boundaries has also constrained development. Add to that that the jump between gens gets more marginal as time goes on.
