Today is Monday, December 13th, and the tearful punch card to work continues to bring you the latest ACG news ~ Today's daily newspaper is as follows:
1. Rumors: A remake of Persona 3 Portable Edition is under development
2. Ubisoft applied for a new trademark for Cell Division, maybe a sequel is really coming?
3. Ubisoft's new blockchain props require players to go crazy for 600 hours of Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
4. Hearsay says Star Wars Eclipse is understaffed and will not be released until at least 3 years later
5. Sony's first-party territory was further expanded, and valkyrie Entertainment, a well-known studio in the industry, was acquired
6. Too embarrassing! Keanu Reeves says he's never played Cyberpunk 2077
Previously, the uncle party Nintendo Enthusiast successfully broke the news of "Persona 4 Invincible Ultimate Back Bridge Back Fall", and this time he brought new spoilers: a remake of "Persona 3 Portable Edition" (P3P) is under intensive development.
As an enhanced version of Persona 3 during the PS2 period, Persona 3 Portable Edition has always been loved by players. While Atlus hasn't responded to this yet, if that's the case, fans of the Persona series would be very happy!
Since 2013's Cell Division: Blacklist, one of Ubisoft's most popular IPs has been on hold. Previously, it was revealed that the new work of "Cell Division" is in development, but recently netizens found that Ubisoft applied for a new trademark for "Cell Division" on December 6.
While applying for a trademark doesn't necessarily mean that a new work is coming, and it's possible that Ubisoft is only doing this to protect the company's intellectual property, given the recent rumors... The new Splinter cell game may not be far away.
According to the Uncle Party in October this year, Ubisoft has approved the development of a new "Cell Division" project, which has now entered the early stages of production. A few days ago, it was also revealed that Ubisoft Montreal Studio did not lead the project, and the underlying structure of this game is similar to the open-world mode of "Halo: Infinity", and part of the design is "Assassin's Creed" that strengthens the stealth elements.
The desire of "Cell Splinter" fans for the new work is self-evident, but as of now, Ubisoft officials have not responded to various revelations, and it is recommended that you still hold a wait-and-see attitude.
Last week Ubisoft announced the launch of a series of NFT props (cryptographic props based on blockchain technology, non-replicable) for Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, and yesterday Ubisoft officially launched the second of these - Wolf Enhanced Helmet A.
This helmet cannot be purchased through normal channels, but requires the player to pick up for free after a full 600 hours of Ghost Recon Breakpoint, and its only second use is to sell it in the market or wear it on the player's head. There has been a lot of opposition in forums like Reddit, and players generally think that playing Ghost Recon: Breakpoint for 600 hours is too torturous.
Guo Niang: I also feel very torturous, and it is even more torturous when I think of the reward as just a helmet...
At TGA 2021, which just ended last week, Quantic Dream, the developer of Detroit: The Man who changed people, officially unveiled its new star wars: Eclipse. However, tom Henderson, a well-known uncle party, said that "Star Wars: Eclipse" is at least 3 or 4 years away from the official release, and it is still "the minimum". If the game continues to expand, the development cycle may be even longer.
Tom Henderson also said that Quantic Dream currently suffers from a number of development problems, such as the company's self-developed QD engine is not designed for open-world games. In addition, Quantic Dream has more than 60 vacant jobs in Paris and more than 9 jobs in Montreal that are in urgent need of manpower. There have been multiple allegations of Quantic Dream's workplace vicious culture and problems, and perhaps these allegations have directly led to Quantic Dream's high turnover rate.
At present, Quantic Dream has not responded to the above-mentioned revelations, so it is recommended that players eat melon with reservations first.
Recently, Sony officially announced the acquisition of Valkyrie Entertainment, a well-known studio in the industry. Founded in 2002, Valkyrie Entertainment has worked on well-known titles such as League of Legends, God of War, halo: Infinity, and other well-known titles, and some sources believe the studio was involved in the production of God of War: Twilight of the Gods.
A few weeks before the acquisition of Valkyrie Entertainment, Sony took bluepoint Games, which was working on a PS5 remake of Devil's Souls, and Sony's studio Firesprite also acquired Manchester-based Fabrik Games. Now that Sony's total number of first-party studios has reached 17, I wonder if that number will change before the end of 2021?
At the recent "Matrix" related event, Keanu Reeves was interviewed by foreign media The Verge. Asked if he played video games, Keanu Reeves replied decisively: "I don't play." Reporters then asked additional questions about Cyberpunk 2077, and Keanu Reeves replied: "No. I mean, I've seen demos, but I've never played them. ”
Late last year, CDPR CEO Adam Kiciński mentioned at a financial conference that Keanu Reeves loved Cyberpunk 2077 and had already completed the game. It now seems likely that Adam Kiciński misinterpreted Keanu Reeves's endorsement of the character's appearance in the game as having played Cyberpunk 2077 and appreciated it (Keanu Reeves did buy johnny's silver hand peripheral model).
Of course, this is most likely just one of the countless bulls Adam Kiciński has blown to investors... Anyway, Keanu Reeves really punched CDPR in the face this time, and the image of the Polish stupid donkey in the minds of players may deteriorate further.