Who doesnt like when companys keep quiet ...

I dont, like how square is keeping quiet about ffversus 13, i dont like how ubisoft is being quiet about thenext splinter cell its been two years, now rare is just a tease with banjo.Who doesnt like when companys keep quiet ...
I wish they wouldn't announce a game as soon as the board gets out of the meeting. I wish they would announce it when the game is about a year from release.Who doesnt like when companys keep quiet ...
[QUOTE=''Ragnarok1051'']I wish they wouldn't announce a game as soon as the board gets out of the meeting. I wish they would announce it when the game is about a year from release.[/QUOTE]IMo that would create what we already know ''KH3 coming on Wii -No you **** its on PS'' or Star Ocean 4... Devs should announce the game the platform it is on and everything and also keep players up to date, something like the SSBB website. BEcause now it's getting boring having the same videos and screenshots since 2005.

I like it when companies are quite about their games. It's more of a surprise when it comes out.
The way the internet works the less you show of your game the better off you are because the more info that is leaked the more trolls you will get announcing to the world the game sucks or is doomed.I just want to know basic things like: will Banjo and Alan Wake make 2008?
I agree to an extent, early in developement i can understand not wanting to show something that won't resemble the final product closely, however once the game gets closer to release they should show us what they have otherwise, to me at least, it looks like they are trying to ride the hype and sell off of what they said the game would be and not what it actually is.
i also like whn they keep quiet because in that way you don't have a milllion other peoples views on the game before the first time you yourself read the game info, in that way you can pass judgement for yourself instead of being influenced by others who think they no everything when, they too have yet to lay hands on the game