Jordan Midler
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Yeah, he is going.
What news we're going to get leading up to the Switch and then the Switch launch through the rest of the year. So I'm excited to see what he has for that.
He comes here, he reviews Indiana Jones, and then he re-reviews Indiana Jones. He's like, ah, damn, they hated it. What a fucking flip-flopper. You know what I mean?
Everybody knows.
Yeah, I've been looking forward to this game for a very long time. They announced it. It looks very much like a Shadow of the Colossus meets Zelda meets, like, I don't even know what else. Immortals Fenyx Rising. Yeah, meet the mortal things rising, maybe. Yeah, like it's led up by Mike Laylaw, who formerly was a Bioware. And so very much looking forward to it. Can't wait to try it out.
They got me on Pantera. Like, oh, you got you on Pantera? Yeah, man. Can't wait for the aliens.
It breaks my heart. I'm so sad. No, this is one that I think is fascinating. I guess I will say it doesn't break my heart, but it does make me sad a little bit because I think... I don't think this would have been a surefire success by any means, and we can get into that, but I think there is an interesting prospect there as far as making an MMO in the Horizon world.
I think the Horizon world is interesting, and I do think there are a lot of elements of that world that could translate well to... and explorable, trying to expand that out into something where you are discovering these different tribes and meeting these different villages and running quests with friends and having it be a multiplayer thing.
The fascinating thing about this story, I think, is the fact that this seems like more of a product of the inner goings of NCSoft as opposed to PlayStation. I see people... Freaking out about that in the chat.
Yeah. Still, I think there's stuff to talk about there as far as Horizon and how many Horizon projects. What do we want from Horizon?
And that's the thing is, don't get this one confused with the other Horizon.
Yeah, there is a Guerrilla Co-op game that has a unique art style that they put a job posting up for about a year or so ago that seems like it could have Monster Hunter elements. I don't think we know that much yet, but your fingers crossed and you hope that that's what that is.
But even still, you look at that, you look at actual Horizon, you look at VR Horizon, you look at this MMO Horizon, you look at Lego Horizon, and at what point is it too much Horizon?
Yeah, like, we've had... There's been so many greenlit Horizon projects, and I am bummed out for teams' projects being shut down, right? Like, it always sucks to see, like... oh man, y'all put in so much work towards this. I'm sure there was amount of you that were excited about this, right?
Like it always sucks to have a project that you're working on shut down because of financial decisions or like they couldn't support it or like y'all couldn't find the fund or whatever it is. So that sucks. That said, I do think that
This is one that maybe would have been turbulent no matter what, just because of the landscape of where we're at with PlayStation multiplayer and with, I think, the amount of Horizon that feels like it's now being forced, right? It doesn't feel as natural. I'm in for a Horizon multiplayer thing, but I'm in for one Horizon multiplayer thing. I don't need multiple.
It's just like... I wonder if it is one of those things where they... Released Horizon Zero Dawn. It was a success. Sold a lot of copies. But it was also the perfect new IP, so it was fresh. It had something that had a world involved. When I think of something like Uncharted for a PlayStation IP, Uncharted for me is about Nathan Drake and his adventures.
Horizon, of course, is about Aloy, but there is a world there that I think I could see a business person looking at and going, oh, we can do so many different things. And even as a fan.
And I wonder if when PlayStation looks at their most popular IPs and they look at, I guess, what they want to build toward as far as trying to expand based on IP, right? Because, like, you want to be able to get juice out of these things. You want to be able to, like...
you know have ip build on itself that's what nintendo does so well you have mario kart you have mario party you have mario golf esports game you have so many things that are mario you have so many things that are azalea you have so many things that are kirby i think playstation wants to do that a bit because that is that is smart business i think that is how you're supposed to do these things but i think with horizon i almost feel like horizon was um like almost thrusted into all right you're the prime like ip for us to do this with because you go through and it is well spider-man is also marvel we gotta work with marvel their life
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