What does 2009 have in store for us?

FishFingers wrote:It can't possibly be worse than this year, that's for sure.

Don't go changing.

FishFingers wrote:2007 was the high point in gaming releases, closely followed by 2004.

What about 2006 and Gears of War?

Zellery wrote:
FishFingers wrote:2007 was the high point in gaming releases, closely followed by 2004.

What about 2006 and Gears of War?

Can of worms well and truly opened.

Do people really think this year was disapointing? I think 2007 was an exceptional year I never exspected 08 to match up to that. It's still been pretty good though.

2007 and 2008 have been very special in my view. 12 months ago I wouldn't have thought 2008 could live up to the releases back then - how wrong I was.

As for next year, I'm looking forward to Killzone 2, Resi 5, Halo Wars and Skate 2.

BioShock 2, Brütal Legend, StarCraft 2 part 1, Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Next Splinter Cell maybe? I'm hoping for Mass Effect 2 as well.

Edit - a few more: Bayonetta, Fight Night Round 4, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, Empire: Total War, Tekken 6, Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, Blood Bowl, Dawn of War 2, Wolfenstein.

Mad World.

degoose wrote:Street Fighter 4 people , thats all that counts

A whole world of this.

Prototype and All Points Bulletin will be representing for the openworld genre.

Darkseiders and Edge of Twilight (posisbily) for the 'we can outdo DMC/God of War, honest guvnor' genre.

PostRe: What does 2009 have in store for us? by KK » Tue Nov 11, 2008 12:26 pm

Broken Sword Director's Cut on DS.

What's happened to LA Noire?

KKLEIN wrote:Broken Sword Director's Cut on DS.

What's happened to LA Noire?

You still pimping that dream?

PostRe: What does 2009 have in store for us? by KK » Tue Nov 11, 2008 12:37 pm

abcd wrote:You still pimping that dream?

It's coming. You can literally put the house on it. Ubisoft are just taking a very long time in announcing it, is all...

Forgot about Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, Dragon Quest V, Star Ocean Second Evolution, Chrono Trigger.

Next year could be better than the last two for me and my gaming tastes.

KKLEIN wrote:Broken Sword Director's Cut on DS.

What's happened to LA Noire?

Maybe they're already drawing a chalk outline around it.

A backlog from this year to play through, probably.

IRON NAN wrote:Darksiders and Edge of Twilight (possibly) for the 'we can outdo DMC/God of War, honest guvnor' genre.

Darksiders is like an odd mix of God of War and Zelda. It won't outdo it, it'll just be different, in a good way.

No one mentioned the next 'proper' Call Of Duty, forshame. Next years is shaping up to be just as good, it's the golden age!

KKLEIN wrote:
abcd wrote:You still pimping that dream?

It's coming. You can literally put the house on it. Ubisoft are just taking a very long time in announcing it, is all...

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Anyways back on topic:

-AMBX on consoles
-Windows 9 to do what Vista failed to do and make PC gaming much more accessible
-Empire:Total War
-Football Manager Live
-50 million N-gage capable phones released by end of the year
-MGS and Resident Evil on N-Gage
-Just Cause 2
-Yakuza 3
-Duke Nukem Forever (maybe)
-Forza 3
-Race Pro
-Follow up to DIRT
-Sonic:Vampire Hedgehog

KKLEIN wrote:
abcd wrote:You still pimping that dream?

It's coming. You can literally put the house on it. Ubisoft are just taking a very long time in announcing it, is all...

I thought it was a R* game?

I saw Eighty mention GRAW3, is that happening next year then? I didn't even know it had been annouced

Darren_z33 wrote:
Hero of Canton wrote:A first-person Mario game. Like Mirror's Edge but with Goombas and better jumping.

Do want

Reggie at next year's E3:

You've played AS Mario. (dramatic pause)

But in a brand new game, coming out this holiday...for the first time...you can BE Mario. Here to put smiles on a few more faces is Shigeru Miyamoto, introducing......MARIO'S EDGE.

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