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Good sign in terms of reviews but I don't like the amount of time it gives people who will leak and try to ruin the story / game.
We have a lot of people out here trying to damage PlayStation, attack the fanbase and undermine the exclusive games and their value.
Might be unavoidable anyway I guess I'll have to stay away from YT and Twitter for a period of time.
I'm incredibly excited to see the new scope and creativity.
We have a lot of people out here trying to damage PlayStation, attack the fanbase and undermine the exclusive games and their value.
Might be unavoidable anyway I guess I'll have to stay away from YT and Twitter for a period of time.
I'm incredibly excited to see the new scope and creativity.
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peter42O
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Not a surprise. Doesn't Sony usually have reviews go live a week or so before release? Looking forward to playing my 2022 game of the year on November 9th.
Yeah that's usualy how it goes....Gow 2018 was a notable exception though , the embargo ended something like the day before release.
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Hell yeas! These dudes KNOW their shit is good! Can't wait for the reviews!
Sign of a game that was supposed to be released last year but they gave extra time because they waited for the main actor to recover and delayed the game, but devs continued working on the game.
So probably they gave devs way more time than they needed so maybe had the game ready for press a bit earlier than usual.
P.S.: If any reviewer releases too much spoiler with this game I hope gets totally discredited and banned to the point that loses his/her job and that Sony stops working with that medium.
Reviewers sign NDAs that state what they can mention on their hands-on previews and reviews. Sony, like Microsoft or Nintendo, would absolutely blacklist most reviewers if they released information beyond the scope of an NDA. That is, excluding the major publications like IGN, but it's not hard to imagine they'd pressure them into not having that writer work on their games anymore.