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Title: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sharky on April 01, 2010, 10:58:09 pm
Yeah I know I know, TGS is miles off... But I just felt like having a general chat about something Sega related with you fine gentlemen.

So (based as much in reality as possible i.e rumours, hints and announced games.) what do you think/hope will be shown at TGS this year. You can have 1 wild card where the game is just one you really WANT as apposed too, what is likely.

When TGS rolls around we'll bring up this thread and see who guessed closest!
Here is my guess!

Possibly at TGS:
-Vanqish
-Project K/Yakuza
-Project Diva 2
-New 3D Sonic
-New Phantasy Star Online
-Valkyria Chronicles 3 (PS3)
-Rumoured Shinobi (unlikely but pah-leez!)

Wild Card:
-Skies of Arcadia on the Canvas engine! (so want!!!)
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: George on April 01, 2010, 11:25:27 pm
- Project K = PSP Yakuza RPG
- Project Diva 3
- Valkyria Chronicles 3
- VF5 Showdown (consoles)
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 01, 2010, 11:38:25 pm
Possibly at TGS:
-Vanqish
-Project K - HD title built from the ground-up with new Engine
-the next major 3D Sonic game
-the next major phantasy star online game
-Valkyria Chronicles 3 (PS3)
-the Rumoured Shinobi game by Platinum games
-Nagoshi's unknown title
-new Traditional RPG game by Valkyria team
-Phantasy star Portable 3
-VF5FS
-Border Break
-Let's Play ( for Natal )
-The House of the Dead 4 (PSN - Play Station Move )
-one or two games for the new 3DS system .

Wild Card:
-Skies of Arcadia 2 just because i think its more likely than Shenmue 3  :cry:
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: MadeManG74 on April 01, 2010, 11:53:49 pm
Too early for me to say anything apart from the obvious ones like Vanquish and Project K.

For some more wild guess/hopeful ideas I would say a new Shinobi using the Bayonetta Engine (not necessarily the same gameplay though), Jet Set Radio for XBLA/PSN, and probably a console version of Final Showdown with some funky features (Better not have create a character though)
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Mengels7 on April 02, 2010, 01:55:23 am
Probably:
The only thing I WANT that I'm confident about would be the next PSO they've hinted at.

Why the fuck not?:

Super Hang-On 2. Outrun 2 was a hit. Let's continue with the trend onto my favorite game. Or call it Hang-On 3. Or Ultimate Hang-On. Or Super-Fuck-Me-Up-The-Ass-On I DON'T FUCKING CARE.

Wild card:
For years I've thought it was a bad idea, but I've come to realize the demand and hype is big enough over the stupid thing that more people want it than ever, so why not now?

Shenmue III


SHO2 at TGS. I want the other 2 at E3.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Waffle on April 02, 2010, 02:19:50 am
LINEUP

Project Diva 23
Phantasy Star Portable 7
Obscure arcade port of something no one wants
Several non-SEGA published games unfit for heterosexuals
Good AM2 game exclusive to arcades
Yakuza Moon: Kazuma settles down on a ranch and milks some cows
Some lame Sonic game for Wii
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Deefy on April 02, 2010, 11:05:29 am
Quote from: "Waffle"
Yakuza Moon: Kazuma settles down on a ranch and milks some cows


ahahahahahah!!! Mitico Kogen :mrgreen:
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sega Uranus on April 02, 2010, 08:08:47 pm
TGS is so far off, we are really just taking a blind stab here.

-Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown
-Vanquish
-Yakuza K (I think it will be a PSP title)
-New Sonic Wii game
-Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II or III
-Phantasy Star HD
-Phantasy Star Portable 3
-Valkyria Chronicles 3
-New "Pride of J" title, probably for PSP
-Super Monkey Ball for Natal and Move
-Another Natal or Move game
-End of Eternity 2
-Port of an arcade game to XBLA
-At least seven DS RPGs.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 03, 2010, 08:58:11 am
Quote from: "Sega Uranus"
TGS is so far off, we are really just taking a blind stab here.

-Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown
-Vanquish
-Yakuza K (I think it will be a PSP title)
-New Sonic Wii game
-Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II or III
-Phantasy Star HD
-Phantasy Star Portable 3
-Valkyria Chronicles 3
-New "Pride of J" title, probably for PSP
-Super Monkey Ball for Natal and Move
-Another Natal or Move game
-End of Eternity 2
-Port of an arcade game to XBLA
-At least seven DS RPGs.

lol i don't think so
SEGA already said that they are not happy with their RPG games performance on the system , you can see this clearly through the lack of these games in the last TGS . maybe one or two at most ...

and i don't know why everybody think that Project K is for PSP !
this is not like Nagoshi at all , he likes to create games on HD Consoles , and now we are talking about a new beginning for the series , it make no sense to be on PSP !  

also the new sonic game will not going to be exclusive for the Wii ! most likely it will be built around the Hedgehog Engine technology and it will be ported to the Wii .. the same thing they did with Unleashed .
maybe a spin-off in addition like secret rings or black knight but i highly doubt it , Sonic Teams now merged into one team (CS2) and i think they will focus on one project for Sonic from now on ...
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Waffle on April 03, 2010, 09:37:11 am
The trailer for the new Yakuza game looked like a PSP game to me. Just by the way the graphics were.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 03, 2010, 09:39:45 am
Quote from: "Waffle"
The trailer for the new Yakuza game looked like a PSP game to me. Just by the way the graphics were.

those were artworks not an actual in-game images
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Waffle on April 03, 2010, 09:45:28 am
Well peeeeeeeeeeenis. I suppose with that then it probably will be another PS3 game. Hopefully it is not another rehash or something terrible like the Samurai one.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 03, 2010, 10:00:38 am
one more thing , i think they will have something to show for the new 3DS system .
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sega Uranus on April 03, 2010, 08:36:17 pm
Quote from: "Suzuki Yu"
Quote from: "Sega Uranus"
TGS is so far off, we are really just taking a blind stab here.

-Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown
-Vanquish
-Yakuza K (I think it will be a PSP title)
-New Sonic Wii game
-Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II or III
-Phantasy Star HD
-Phantasy Star Portable 3
-Valkyria Chronicles 3
-New "Pride of J" title, probably for PSP
-Super Monkey Ball for Natal and Move
-Another Natal or Move game
-End of Eternity 2
-Port of an arcade game to XBLA
-At least seven DS RPGs.

lol i don't think so
SEGA already said that they are not happy with their RPG games performance on the system , you can see this clearly through the lack of these games in the last TGS . maybe one or two at most ...

and i don't know why everybody think that Project K is for PSP !
this is not like Nagoshi at all , he likes to create games on HD Consoles , and now we are talking about a new beginning for the series , it make no sense to be on PSP !  

also the new sonic game will not going to be exclusive for the Wii ! most likely it will be built around the Hedgehog Engine technology and it will be ported to the Wii .. the same thing they did with Unleashed .
maybe a spin-off in addition like secret rings or black knight but i highly doubt it , Sonic Teams now merged into one team (CS2) and i think they will focus on one project for Sonic from now on ...

I was joking with the DS RPGs, it is a running gag with a lot of us on the forums.

For Yakuza, he never gave a project name to any of his games since the first Yakuza, five releases ago. Not even Kenzan had a codename. Unless it is a completely new genre, I have no idea why he would try and hype people up for a new direction if it was on the same console. Another thing is, if SEGA wants a Yakuza game on the PSP, it does not matter what Nagoshi would prefer, it is SEGA's IP. The platform has been very good to them in that region, which is also the only region Yakuza does exceptionally well. It also sounds like it will be a spinoff, so I do not know what is so hard to believe.

For the Sonic game on Wii, I am certain we will not be seeing the next major Sonic game until Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is either finished or we are just about to get the last episode. You have to figure that the next big Sonic game will be for the franchise's 20th anniversary, so I think we will not see it until at least early 2011. I do however, think we will see a new spinoff game, and I most likely think it will be on Wii, even though Black Knight underperformed. Though, I suppose a DS game is likely, too.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 03, 2010, 10:07:57 pm
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For Yakuza, he never gave a project name to any of his games since the first Yakuza, five releases ago. Not even Kenzan had a codename. Unless it is a completely new genre, I have no idea why he would try and hype people up for a new direction if it was on the same console. Another thing is, if SEGA wants a Yakuza game on the PSP, it does not matter what Nagoshi would prefer, it is SEGA's IP. The platform has been very good to them in that region, which is also the only region Yakuza does exceptionally well. It also sounds like it will be a spinoff, so I do not know what is so hard to believe.

i know that he didn't . and that's why i think this is had to be something related to a new engine and gameplay mechanics , rebooting the whole series .
everybody knows that this series need a fresh start ...

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For the Sonic game on Wii, I am certain we will not be seeing the next major Sonic game until Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is either finished or we are just about to get the last episode. You have to figure that the next big Sonic game will be for the franchise's 20th anniversary, so I think we will not see it until at least early 2011. I do however, think we will see a new spinoff game, and I most likely think it will be on Wii, even though Black Knight underperformed. Though, I suppose a DS game is likely, too.

you forgot the 2 years development cycle ? the new game supposed to be shown this year . Sonic 4 release date scheduled for July , the major sonic game will most likely planned for holiday season .
and if i am not wrong i think they will start celebrating sonic's 20th anniversary this year .
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sega Uranus on April 03, 2010, 10:41:45 pm
Quote from: "Suzuki Yu"
i know that he didn't . and that's why i think this is had to be something related to a new engine and gameplay mechanics , rebooting the whole series .
everybody knows that this series need a fresh start ...

I am not sure if I agree with this. I think it is more likely to be a new genre in the series before they totally revamp the engine (which barely makes money as-is). If they are going to make a new HD engine, I think it would be Yakuza 5 before a spinoff.

And I do not agree that the series needs a fresh start. It is fine the way it is, just needs more exposure, which is what it looks like SEGA is attempting.

I also think that potentially this could be an arcade game as well, but considering the franchise is an RPG, and with how good SEGA's Japanese RPGs do on the PSP...

Quote from: "Suzuki Yu"
you forgot the 2 years development cycle ? the new game supposed to be shown this year . Sonic 4 release date scheduled for July , the major sonic game will most likely planned for holiday season .
and if i am not wrong i think they will start celebrating sonic's 20th anniversary this year .

What two year cycle? The only recent Sonic game that took two years to make was Unleashed, before that... Sonic Advance 3, I think. There is no pattern to their release schedule, but what is a fact is that the franchise turns 20 late next year. I am entirely certain SEGA will take advantage of the whole year with the slogan "Sonic's 20th" or something, but there is no way they would miss out on releasing the next big game near the original date. They did it with Sonic 06 and Sonic Adventure 2, why would they change now?

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is also episodic, so I do not even think we will get the third one by February next year. They will obviously try to spread out the release dates as much as possible.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 03, 2010, 11:02:12 pm
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I am not sure if I agree with this. I think it is more likely to be a new genre in the series before they totally revamp the engine (which barely makes money as-is). If they are going to make a new HD engine, I think it would be Yakuza 5 before a spinoff.

And I do not agree that the series needs a fresh start. It is fine the way it is, just needs more exposure, which is what it looks like SEGA is attempting.

I also think that potentially this could be an arcade game as well, but considering the franchise is an RPG, and with how good SEGA's Japanese RPGs do on the PSP...

i see no problems here , they can easily use the new engine in multiple projects not only the next RGG game .
and also why would they wait more ?! they are still using the same engine for 5 years now ! the PS3 games is actually using a modified engine from the ps2 games , nothing major ...

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What two year cycle? The only recent Sonic game that took two years to make was Unleashed, before that... Sonic Advance 3, I think. There is no pattern to their release schedule, but what is a fact is that the franchise turns 20 late next year. I am entirely certain SEGA will take advantage of the whole year with the slogan "Sonic's 20th" or something, but there is no way they would miss out on releasing the next big game near the original date. They did it with Sonic 06 and Sonic Adventure 2, why would they change now?

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is also episodic, so I do not even think we will get the third one by February next year. They will obviously try to spread out the release dates as much as possible.

i am pretty sure that i heard it in an interview that the development cycle for any sonic project is two years .
and as for 2011 they can release sonic 4 ep2 with some spin-off .
also the celebrating actually will kickoff this year , so no big deal .
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sega Uranus on April 03, 2010, 11:25:57 pm
Quote from: "Suzuki Yu"
i see no problems here , they can easily use the new engine in multiple projects not only the next RGG game .
and also why would they wait more ?! they are still using the same engine for 5 years now ! the PS3 games is actually using a modified engine from the ps2 games , nothing major ...

Kenzan used a heavily modified version of the engine used for the first two games, but 3 used a new engine that 4 in turn used as well.

I just do not think SEGA is going to spend a significant larger amount on the Yakuza games until they get it to be a hit or at least a decent seller outside of Japan. It took awhile for Yakuza 3 to make any money back, it is not like they can afford to keep bumping up the production quality if it will remain in Japan, that is a really limited market compared to the rest of the world. The PSP is a no-brainer to me in this case. It would sell, be cost effective and the demand for it outside of Japan would not be as big as Yakuza 3 was and Yakuza 4 will be, so less angry fans.

Besides, this is supposedly a spinoff. Why would anyone want to bump up their tech a significant amount for a spinoff and not the main series?

Quote from: "Suzuki Yu"
i am pretty sure that i heard it in an interview that the development cycle for any sonic project is two years .
and as for 2011 they can release sonic 4 ep2 with some spin-off .
also the celebrating actually will kickoff this year , so no big deal .

Well the development cycle is not true because the actual release dates prove against this.

I still say a spinoff game is on the way as well, but I suppose a new DS release makes more sense.

The way I think Sonic the Hedgehog 4 will be released is:

Episode I in June
Episode II sometime in Fall 2010
Episode III in early 2011, probably February
Compilation disc with all episodes around Sonic's 20th
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Waffle on April 04, 2010, 12:04:05 am
I think you over estimate how long it takes to do a Sonic 4 episode. I am fairly sure it can all get done this year.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Sega Uranus on April 04, 2010, 12:16:12 am
I am certain it is all done or nearly, I just think they will space out the releases of them is all.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: MadeManG74 on April 04, 2010, 07:17:59 am
Quote from: "Sega Uranus"
I am certain it is all done or nearly, I just think they will space out the releases of them is all.
They don't want to space them out too much, or people like me will stop giving a shit by the time the second one comes out.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Aki-at on April 04, 2010, 07:19:00 am
Quote from: "Sega Uranus"
What two year cycle? The only recent Sonic game that took two years to make was Unleashed, before that... Sonic Advance 3, I think.

Yeah, if you look at between Silver, which started just before Sonic Heroes in 2003, and Sonic Unleashed which started just before Silver which was 2006, seems more likely to me the games get 2 to 3 years development.

Not that it matters, Sonic Team just isn't very good :lol:

[spoiler:1e3ffg8r]Yes I wrote this post to mock them[/spoiler:1e3ffg8r]
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Waffle on April 04, 2010, 10:38:55 am
No, they are immensely talented.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: STORM! on April 04, 2010, 11:13:28 am
The main question here is that Yu Suzuki is still on Sega as CO or not.

 If so, I believe Sega will show some new project of him soon.

 For the TGS list, I can think about these 3 games:

- Whirlwind Stories(2 characters already showed before)
- Project K
- Nagoshi Western Title

 I can't remember anything else... oh, Phantasy Star new title that is not for handheld crap.
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 04, 2010, 11:30:12 am
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Kenzan used a heavily modified version of the engine used for the first two games, but 3 used a new engine that 4 in turn used as well.

I just do not think SEGA is going to spend a significant larger amount on the Yakuza games until they get it to be a hit or at least a decent seller outside of Japan. It took awhile for Yakuza 3 to make any money back, it is not like they can afford to keep bumping up the production quality if it will remain in Japan, that is a really limited market compared to the rest of the world. The PSP is a no-brainer to me in this case. It would sell, be cost effective and the demand for it outside of Japan would not be as big as Yakuza 3 was and Yakuza 4 will be, so less angry fans.

Besides, this is supposedly a spinoff. Why would anyone want to bump up their tech a significant amount for a spinoff and not the main series?

no Yakuza 3 wasn't using a new engine at all , Nagoshi himself said that they started the actual development after they have finished from KENZAN . that makes it only one year under development ! the only game that took them three years was the first one and since then they started to pop-up a new RGG every year with some changes and enhancements .. nothing major really

and nobody confirmed if this is a spin-off or not . Kiryu Kazuma Story will not going on and on forever !

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Well the development cycle is not true because the actual release dates prove against this.

I still say a spinoff game is on the way as well, but I suppose a new DS release makes more sense.

The way I think Sonic the Hedgehog 4 will be released is:

Episode I in June
Episode II sometime in Fall 2010
Episode III in early 2011, probably February
Compilation disc with all episodes around Sonic's 20th

i mean this is the new strategy for Sonic Team since sonic unleashed . this was from my understanding from the interview .

about the DS game , most likely they will announce something for the new 3DS .

regarding sonic 4 , i don't know but i think between each episode there gonna be a 1 year gap , or at least 9 months .

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The main question here is that Yu Suzuki is still on Sega as CO or not.

If so, I believe Sega will show some new project of him soon

what makes you think so ?
i have been known for begin optimistic regarding anything related to Yu Suzuki , but seriously after all these years i lost my hopes  :|
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: STORM! on April 04, 2010, 11:41:10 am
The rumor said he would leave Sega this year, but we have seen his name on Sega Allstars Racing as Creative Officer... and we know he was not CO anymore since last year.

 I've lost my hopes too, but I want to believe that he still there making something new to us!  :cry:


 It's hard to see Sega putting money on big talents like Kamiya, Mikami and tri-Ace when they already have the biggest one inside their company.

 This shit just hurts me!
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Suzuki Yu on April 04, 2010, 11:45:42 am
Quote from: "STORM!"

 It's hard to see Sega putting money on big talents like Kamiya, Mikami and tri-Ace when they already have the biggest one inside their company.

 This shit just hurts me!

QFT exactly my feeling  :cry:

but actually in this situation i encourage him to do so ! at least maybe we will get the chance to play new games by him again !
Title: Re: The 'take an educated stab at TGS line up' thread.
Post by: Aki-at on April 04, 2010, 12:11:27 pm
Maybe Suzuki wants to take a break for a while? Keep in mind the guy is over 50 now and game development is pretty stressful, especially when you consider the length Suzuki went to with his personal time when he was younger and working on stuff like Virtua Fighter and Outrun, the amount of research he put in his younger days was probably something no other leading industry figure had done either.