Topic: New IP at E3 by company

With so much talk about IP on the boards lately I wanted to post this. ITs either complaining that Nintendo relies two much on established IP or Microsoft/Sony doesn't support their own system.

Nintendo
The Wonderful 101
X

Sony
The Order 1616
Knack
Drive Club
Beyond Two Souls

Microsoft
Ryse
Sunset Overdrive
Quantum Break
Below
D4
Crimson Dragon
Project Spark
Black Tusk project

Ubisoft
The Division
Watchdogs
The Crew

EA
nothing

Konami
nothing

Activision
Destiny

Tell me If I missed anything.

I am a fan of this thread. lol

On a side note, some of those games looked fantastic. Especially The Division. A tactical squad based MMO RPG? Sounds great to me.

I'll give microsoft one thing, once you lay it out, they really do have the most completely new games. Too bad they all look too much like plenty of other games for me to notice...

Also glad Ubisoft has more New IPs than any other third party you listed there.

quite disappointed to see nothing from Konami...

Personally, I'm glad. Have you seen their last couple of new IPs? If it means no more games like NeverDead, I'd rather they stick to what already works.

I really don't have much hope for anything new from Konami. Both the Contra Reboot and Zone of the Enders 3 were scrapped or put on hold indefinitely. I really want to see Kojima on a Snatcher Reboot or a new IP, but unfortunately he's in the same situation that Sakurai is in. (even worse seeing as Sakurai can do his own thing from time to time).

Square Enix had Bravely Default (although I'm not sure if it was at E3, or if it counts since it's already out in Japan).

Granted they're an indie developer, so new properties are to be expected, but I'm really looking forward to Transistor from Supergiant Games.

Does Division really count as new IP? Isn't part of the Tom Clancy series? Cause that was the full title right? Tom Clancy's The Division?

Its still a new IP. The Tom Clancy is more of a moniker that he had a hand in the making of the series.

They're under the Tom Clancy umbrella, but they're not connected.

Rainbow Six and Hawx for example are entirely different IPs, yet they both start with "Tom Clancy's.."

The Division does look promising. Sony's new IP's caught my attention more than Microsoft's. Only thing I was interested in from Microsoft was Titanfall and project spark, and those are supposedly coming to PC as well.

come on, every company's had their fair share of turds. i just miss the old days of Konami goodness, i guess. :/

I honestly am still sad that game apparently sucked. It was an interesting, goofy 3rd person shooter that didn't revolve around a cover system too.