We've just entered a new year and this means new games to look forward to. In anticipation of new games coming to the PS5 this year, Sony has published a blog post and a video to hype up what it calls " the biggest games coming to PS5 in 2024". These include anticipated titles such as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Dragon's Dogma 2; but interestingly, Sony also includes among this list two of Konami's remakes, namely Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater and Silent Hill 2.

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Publisher Konami has itself not provided official release windows for either of these games but according to Sony, we might be able to play them this year. However, an exact release date for these remakes have yet to be announced and delays might not be out of the question.

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[Marc_LFD]

when a single new game weigth 150gb+, it easily can

I didn't know everyone these days is an audiophile.

 

[Noctosphere]

I didn't know everyone these days is an audiophile.

sorry, but i dont phile anything

 

[Kamineko]

It's quite sad that most AAA games in this generation are either remakes, remasters or sequels. I can't think of any AAA games at all that are new IPs

Even the last gen was pretty disappointing in regards of AAA stuff ._.

 

[K3Nv2]

The end of 2024? Jesus this better be remake of the year.

 

[DeadSkullzJr]

You know I don't know if it's just me, but gaming is starting to become disappointing. If it isn't the buggy nature each title keeps bringing, it's the fact that there's nothing really to look forward to, it's starting to become much like the film industry, mostly trash with the occasional gem every once in a while. Nothing really innovative anymore, everything is about hardware power, but what the fuck is power when it's not even used correctly, and if nothing is offered to really define the damn systems expected of us to be interested in, then what is the point of them? What the hell is wrong with media man? Has mankind seriously gone so far off the deep end that we just can't get shit right anymore? Between idiotic consumers and greedy corporations, both quite lacking any soul in anything anymore, I'm starting to question if there's anything to look forward to anymore where gaming is concerned, maybe it's becoming time to throw in the towel. We have priorities in all the wrong places, so much money is wasted, so many useless entries, dare of say hardware, too much for us to even know what good to do with.

Gaming is dying, slowly, and painfully. Much like many other aspects of media. This hurts to hear and watch.

 

[K3Nv2]

You know I don't know if it's just me, but gaming is starting to become disappointing. If it isn't the buggy nature each title keeps bringing, it's the fact that there's nothing really to look forward to, it's starting to become much like the film industry, mostly trash with the occasional gem every once in a while. Nothing really innovative anymore, everything is about hardware power, but what the fuck is power when it's not even used correctly, and if nothing is offered to really define the damn systems expected of us to be interested in, then what is the point of them? What the hell is wrong with media man? Has mankind seriously gone so far off the deep end that we just can't get shit right anymore? Between idiotic consumers and greedy corporations, both quite lacking any soul in anything anymore, I'm starting to question if there's anything to look forward to anymore where gaming is concerned, maybe it's becoming time to throw in the towel. We have priorities in all the wrong places, so much money is wasted, so many useless entries, dare of say hardware, too much for us to even know what good to do with.

Gaming is dying, slowly, and painfully. Much like many other aspects of media. This hurts to hear and watch.

It's been like that for a while, I'd rather a game come out late than buggy as hell but what's irritating is these companies announcing games like a year early just to be told it's going to launch another year down the road. Plus with remakes when we already have dozens of methods to play them already. Just announce it when it's ready and release it like a month later instead of trying to build up hype and making us wait longer. I don't think its dying just that you can only build a bridge so high. They can only do so much with the handful of engines they actually have. Maybe use Ai on the corporate side and come up with new unique engines, portables we can actually afford, vr head sets that don't suck and doesn't have to be $500 per launch etc...

 

[genxor]

I know it's Delta but this will now forever be MGS: Triangle to me

 

[The Catboy]

Both will also be on PC
PS5 has no games that aren’t on a better platform, lol

 

[Viri]

Even the last gen was pretty disappointing in regards of AAA stuff ._.

Last gen was indeed a let down, but on the 3DS, it was really good. 3DS was easily the best platform last gen.

 

[HextarVigar]

Anyone else think "Solid Snake" sounds like a porn actor's name?

 

[DJPlace]

IMO PS5 is a updated better PS4.

 

[Hayato213]

wow look at that Bladexdsl made another worthless and uneducated comment!

Another stupid comment. Is that you, Blade? As if the only games the PS5 plays are PS2 remakes. And as if no other console or pc has remakes. $xxx PC has remakes. $500 Series X has remakes. $300 Switch has remakes.

Just ignore this fool, all he does is bicker with people. @Marc_LFD @Bladexdsl

 

[Trojaner]

So, another Overprieced Remaster/Remake. Hell yeah, exactly what Gamers want and need.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Just ignore this fool, all he does is bicker with people. @Marc_LFD @Bladexdsl

Not really, but you're entitled to your opinion.

Konami could have released a Legacy Collection 2.0 (with Twin Snakes) and what did they do? Milk it. Konami hasn't changed.

At least it's not pachinko machines.

 

[Maximumbeans]

It's quite sad that most AAA games in this generation are either remakes, remasters or sequels. I can't think of any AAA games at all that are new IPs

Risk. Companies hate it.

Why take a jump with an original idea when you can milk nostalgia and/or profit off a readymade attention-grabber?

 

[gaga941021]

MGS Triangle is a remake or a remaster? Is there any information?

The game was great in its day.

Try Google.

 

[yusuo]

Risk. Companies hate it.

Why take a jump with an original idea when you can milk nostalgia and/or profit off a readymade attention-grabber?

Oh yes, I'm completely aware of the reason why, it's just, as a nearly 40 year old veteran gamer, it's a bit disheartening.

 

[DeadSkullzJr]

It's been like that for a while, I'd rather a game come out late than buggy as hell but what's irritating is these companies announcing games like a year early just to be told it's going to launch another year down the road. Plus with remakes when we already have dozens of methods to play them already. Just announce it when it's ready and release it like a month later instead of trying to build up hype and making us wait longer. I don't think its dying just that you can only build a bridge so high. They can only do so much with the handful of engines they actually have. Maybe use Ai on the corporate side and come up with new unique engines, portables we can actually afford, vr head sets that don't suck and doesn't have to be $500 per launch etc...

Limitations may exist with the inventions we create, however what man seems to keep forgetting is, while there is a limit to such things, there's also the fact we don't actually bring forth the full potential of what we create either. No developer knows or pushes things to its true potential the first time around, this progress takes time to achieve. We just never seem to find it with most things, gaming being no different from that. These developers have been doing this shit for quite a long time now. We haven't really evolved with it, and no, pretty lights and a behemoth space heater sitting in a computer doesn't count lol (that's a regression).

 

[Maximumbeans]

Oh yes, I'm completely aware of the reason why, it's just, as a nearly 40 year old veteran gamer, it's a bit disheartening.

Agreed. Not as veteran as you at 31 but enough to see the same way, I think.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Oh yes, I'm completely aware of the reason why, it's just, as a nearly 40 year old veteran gamer, it's a bit disheartening.

The stealth genre is more or less dead so I guess we should be somewhat grateful to see "new" MGS games.



Also, the fact the last Splinter Cell game we got was Blacklist was pretty disappointing because Michael Ironside didn't voice him so it didn't feel like a genuine SC game.