Haven't thought about The Evil Within in a good bit, but I would love a sequel. Cyberpunk would be great too, but I don't need to see anything to be all in on anything cd project puts out. Same with Last of Us.
Borderlands 3 announcement and gameplay - Hitman Season 2 - a new Wolfenstein game - Advance Wars for 3DS or Switch - a new Splinter Cell game - Red Dead Redemption 2 gameplay - a new Brothers in Arms game - Destiny 2 gameplay - Catherine 2 - Ni No Kuni 2 gameplay - Luigi's Mansion game for Switch - Death Stranding gameplay - Pyre gameplay - Pokemon Game for Switch - Battlefield Bad Company 3 - The Saboteur 2 - New Call of Duty gameplay - Hotline Miami 3 - Shadow of War gameplay - Company of Heroes 3 - Portal 3 - Professor Layton for Switch - Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 1+2 remaster - COD Black Ops 2 finally comes out as a backwards compatible title - Skate 4.
Xbox Scorpio shown off - PS4 Pro and PSVR price drops - Sony finally announces that you can change your PSN name.
There's no way. Bethesda Game Studios has openly stated multiple times that they have two upcoming games, "bigger than any games they've made before," coming before the next Elder Scrolls, and Bethesda typically takes 3-5 years per game. TES VI isn't coming for a very long time. I wouldn't be surprised if it's like a 2025 release or later.
I think 2025+ is too far out there for the next Elder Scrolls game, but I will replace Elder Scrolls VI with Agents of Mayhem.
Cyberpunk 2077. I wasnt the biggest fan of The Witcher 3. (I loved the first two games) but I think CDPR could really make something special in that kind of setting.
The Evil Within 2. I really enjoyed the first game despite it being pretty damn rough around the edges. Hopefully TGW get a better handle on ID Tech 5. (6?)
I would also like to see whatever Bioware Edmonton are working on even though I still feel burned by Andromeda. (I know it was mostly Bioware Montreal, but still) Add to that Respawn's and Visceral's new Star Wars games. I dont really like the SW movies but the universe is a cool enough playground. (since those are all EA games there will probably just be slideshows, celebrities high on weed, totally not talking about weed, and sports games, lots of sports games)
And while i'm excited for Death Stranding I dont need to see another great trailer for it, since I know it wont be out this year or even the next.
I'm hoping for a new Animal Crossing for the Switch. I know that Nintendo is still planning on releasing a mobile version of the game, unless I completely made that up, but I need my AC for the Switch.
That game is like heroin to me, but without the bad stuff like death and rotting teeth.
IO interactives next game, after the Division shipped, it's game director (Ryan Barnard) left for IO and there hasn't been any solid news about the second season of Hitman. So the studio could be doing something else? I have no idea what it could be, I'm just curious. But mostly I want to know what Sucker Punch Productions are up to
For real, though, I'd love to see Dying Light 2 and Borderlands 3 get announced, so long as Gearbox doesn't Gearbox the everloving shit out of the latter and make it into a F2P lane game or whatever bullshit they're going to claim the fans really want while Randy Pitchford makes love to his mirror. I'm curious what Bethesda has in store, but I have no clue what it might be. Seems early yet for an Elder Scrolls announcement, but hey, I can hope.
Having just bought a new computer, this is the first year in a stupidly long time (maybe a decade?) I've been really excited to see what's coming to PC, so I'm hoping Microsoft continues to bring games like Forza and such to that too.
IO interactives next game, after the Division shipped, it's game director (Ryan Barnard) left for IO and there hasn't been any solid news about the second season of Hitman. So the studio could be doing something else? I have no idea what it could be, I'm just curious. But mostly I want to know what Sucker Punch Productions are up to
Well, the HITMAN devs have pretty much confirmed Season 2 multiple times, so I fully expect it as an E3 "reveal", probably as part of Sony's show given the last game's (limited) PS exclusive content. I'm not worried about it HITMAN Season 2 not happening. It was a critical darling for the most part, and sales of it seemed to steadily increase over time to where it by all accounts seemed like a success. All it has to be is more of what Season 1 was for me to be happily on board again.
They'e still working on an new Dragon Age as well. The Edmonton studio has been two teams for a long time. The team that made the Mass Effect trilogy is the one doing the new IP. The Dragon Age team is, presumably, working on the next game. After David Gaider left upon the conclusion of Dragon Age Inquisition, Patrick Weekes was promoted to head writer for the Dragon Age franchise. Clearly, they're still committed to that series.
This year will mark 3 years since Inquisition came out, it's not unreasonable to hope for a tease of the next Dragon Age this year and a 2018 release.
They'e still working on an new Dragon Age as well. The Edmonton studio has been two teams for a long time. The team that made the Mass Effect trilogy is the one doing the new IP. The Dragon Age team is, presumably, working on the next game. After David Gaider left upon the conclusion of Dragon Age Inquisition, Patrick Weekes was promoted to head writer for the Dragon Age franchise. Clearly, they're still committed to that series.
This year will mark 3 years since Inquisition came out, it's not unreasonable to hope for a tease of the next Dragon Age this year and a 2018 release.
Yeah DA4 certainly happening but after EA's pie in the sky E3 a few years back they've shown titles much closer to release especially considering their E3 is a fan event, I think this year is too soon most likely sometime next year.
IO interactives next game, after the Division shipped, it's game director (Ryan Barnard) left for IO and there hasn't been any solid news about the second season of Hitman. So the studio could be doing something else? I have no idea what it could be, I'm just curious. But mostly I want to know what Sucker Punch Productions are up to
Well, the HITMAN devs have pretty much confirmed Season 2 multiple times, so I fully expect it as an E3 "reveal", probably as part of Sony's show given the last game's (limited) PS exclusive content. I'm not worried about it HITMAN Season 2 not happening. It was a critical darling for the most part, and sales of it seemed to steadily increase over time to where it by all accounts seemed like a success. All it has to be is more of what Season 1 was for me to be happily on board again.
I would also happily see them reveal season 2 of Hitman, I just meant that there has only been that tweet ( https://twitter.com/Hitman/status/762066133000163329 ) where they said "Of course, our plan is to have three seasons. Although Season Two hasn't been confirmed yet.". But now the more I think of it, E3 reveal would make a lot of sense
Detroit: Become Human. I'm not super excited for it, but I could still use a bit of David Cage in my life. It's been long enough since I played Heavy Rain.
Beyond: Two Souls is only 10 euros/bucks for a couple of more days on PSN. I just bought a few days ago and I'm really liking it. Everyone can say what they want about David Cage and his games, but they certainly have a very unique style to them. Enjoy!
I'm obviously mostly excited to see unannounced games in existing franchises and totally new IP from across the board. The return of a franchise like Brothers in Arms, Project Gotham Racing or Crimson Skies would be amazing, but somewhat of a long shot. Also seeing what that Scorpio actually is and how Sony will respond to it will be fascinating. From the known or somewhat known quantities these are the first three that come to my mind.
Halo 3 Anniversary: Having a Halo title ready for the launch of Scorpio seems obvious, and showing a remastered version of the game in 4K next to the original could make for some easy marketing materials. If Microsoft would also bring the remaster and the MCC to Windows 10, it could be a great boost for the Halo brand before the inevitable release of Halo 6 in 2018.
Ace Combat 7: It seems like the Ace Combat franchise is back on track with this latest iteration. I'll be also interested to see if the announced PC version will bring with it Rift and Vive support. It's something that might drive me towards a purchase of either headset.
Forza X: This name has been popping up in rumours for a while. Both Forza franchises seem like they've peaked in their latest iterations, and merging the two in the tenth Forza game to coincide with the release of Scorpio makes a lot of sense. Hopefully they won't ditch the track racing stuff from Motorsport, which I still prefer over the free world of Horizon.
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