Speaking of the Vita, the next PlayStation could provide a shot in the arm to Sony's portable in a few ways. It's a neat way for players to get involved with their games, and would guarantee a source of viral, word-of-mouth marketing with next to no effort on Sony's part. This sounds like a fantastic idea, if one we've heard before: the ill-fated OnLive streaming game service let you push a button to capture the last ten seconds of gameplay, and it led to a collection of hilarious videos of gaming accomplishments. If Edge's source is to be believed, the PS4 constantly records gameplay with no processing penalty, and at any point the last 15 minutes of footage can be edited and posted online. According to Edge, the PS4 controller will feature a dedicated "Share" button that allows players to post screenshots and videos to various social networks, and the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube will factor prominently. The controller prototype has another unlabeled button of no obvious function, but it could well tie into the PlayStation 4's social media capabilities.
Could it have been shifted from PlayStation 3 to 4? The same thing happened to Ico, which started development as a PS One title, so we're ruling nothing out.
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In development for several years with little in the way of results to show for it, original director Fumito Ueda posted an update last week to say that more would be revealed soon.
An outside bet is The Last Guardian, from the developers of PS2 classics Ico and Shadow of the Colossus. Destiny, the new game from Halo creators Bungie, is also rumored to make its way to next-generation platforms. The same goes for Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, which developer Kojima Productions insists was demoed on PC hardware equivalent to a PS3, but looks suspiciously high-fidelity to us.
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It looks impressive enough that we wouldn't be surprised to see it significantly pared down for current-gen systems, with a full version coming to the PS4 and its next-gen Xbox counterpart. What about launch titles? One name often mentioned is Watch Dogs, a title shown off by Ubisoft at last year's E3 and apparently set for "all home consoles" this holiday season.
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