I know how many units we sold, but for some reason, Sony doesn’t want to announce that.” He added, later in the conversation: “I just don’t want to comment on the status of, because Sony hasn’t officially announced it. We ended at a much higher number and I think that number is then probably the starting point for the next one.”īigger budgets mean bigger expectations, and in the world of Ross, “For games where you have to sell four of five million copies just to break even, there’s got to be a confidence in the return, because Sony doesn’t have the cash that Microsoft does and they’ve got to use it very intelligently, and they’ve got to stay focused on a diverse portfolio.” As Ross puts it, “There was a starting budget for Days Gone, which was big, but it’s not where we ended. Growing the company in this way made the game a lot more expensive than originally planned. We changed our number from 45 to something like 120.” Ross went onto mention that “the calculus for Sony at this point is… when a game like Days Gone started, we were 45 people, we were walking around asking how we could build an open-world game with 45 people, and the answer was, we grew. That’s one of the things where I don’t wanna be the guy to be the official source for whatever that is.” I don’t think it’s publically confirmed, what the status of it is. I don’t think that that’s clear to the public.
In a wide-ranging conversation that reacted explicitly to Schreier’s Bloomberg report, Ross told Jaffe: “I won’t confirm the status of Days Gone 2. Although Ross has left Sony Bend and now works at NetherRealm Studios, you’ve got to assume that he still knows a lot about the fate of the Days Gone franchise. The director of Days Gone, Jeff Ross, appeared in a four-hour video on the YouTube channel of David Jaffe (director of the original God of War). Although the first game had been profitable, its development had been lengthy and critical reception was mixed, so a Days Gone 2 wasn’t seen as a viable option.”Īnd then, on 11th April, the plot thickened. In a report published by Bloomberg on 9th April, well-connected games journalist Jason Schreier said: “Oregon-based Sony Bend, best known for the 2019 open-world action game Days Gone, tried unsuccessfully to pitch a sequel that year, according to people familiar with the proposal. Daymare: 1998 developer Invader Studios shared the news on Twitter with a kind tribute to the actor.Although the Days Gone developers at Sony Bend have not released an official statement about Days Gone 2 being developed or cancelled, talk around the web has recently put this zombie-stuffed franchise back in the spotlight.
Deacon sets off on a journey to potentially find her while avoiding the effects of the pandemic – beings known as "Freakers."ĭuarte's death comes days after Paul Haddad, the original voice actor for Leon in the PlayStation version of Resident Evil 2, passed away from throat cancer at 56. John is an outlaw who finds out that his wife Sarah, long thought to be dead, could actually be alive. Days Gone is a PlayStation 4 exclusive that takes place in post-apocalyptic Oregon two years after a global pandemic strikes. He was well-known as a soap opera actor and regular on Portuguese TV, even having been nominated for quite a few Portuguese Golden Globes and CinEuphoria Awards, including the 2015 Portuguese Golden Globe for Best Actor for the show Invisible Life.
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❤️🙏" Days Gone voice actor Filipe Duarte has passed away.ĭuarte also appeared in several Portuguese films, TV shows, and theater roles in Portugal. Sending love to his family during this hard time. "He was the voice of Deacon for us and so many #DaysGone players in Portugal. "Incredibly sad to hear of the passing of Portuguese actor Filipe Duarte," wrote Eric Jensen, Lead Open World Designer at Bend Studio on Days Gone.
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