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The gameplay in Code Vein was heavily inspired by the Dark Souls series, although, thankfully, it’s not quite as difficult. Even so, there’s enough challenge here to satisfy most players and more than enough content to keep them busy for quite some time. In that respect, it’s one of the more accessible Souls-like games availa
Just yesterday, Sony announced that it would be delaying the release of The Last of Us Part II to give developer NaughtyDog more time to polish it up. While still unconfirmed, a recent report by Kotaku’s Jason Schreier has stated that Ghost of Tsushima has also suffered a delay because of Sony’s decision. With the PS5 seemingly coming out at the end of 2020, is there a chance that we could see Ghost of Tsushima land on Sony’s next-generation hardw
If Ghost of Tsushima does release in the second half of 2020, it would be a far cry from the potential 2019 release date that many fans had hoped for at the beginning of this year. It would also make for a second PS4 exclusive delay in a short timeframe after The Last of Us 2 got the same treatment. With that said, though, game delays aren’t necessarily a bad thing in the games industry — many games that were delayed over quality concerns or simply to give developers more time to execute on exciting ideas have become game of the year contend
The triumphant return of every character from the series, plus the induction of Splatoon ‘s Inklings and Metroid ‘s Ridley, made for a truly epic display. Character models, environments, and animations look top-notch on the new platform. Most importantly, the trailer ensured that Super Smash Bros . Ultimate will be much more than a port of Smash Bros Wii U , confirming the addition of new characters, new stages, and significant game design twe
What fans do know about Ghost of Tsushima is exciting, though. The gameplay that’s been demonstrated looks compelling, a mixture between tense stealth and gorgeous combat, and it’s made even more interesting by the fact that Sucker Punch is working with real samurai to help develop Ghost of Tsushima and make it as authentic as possible. According to Sony boss Shuhei Yoshida, Ghost of Tsushima’s graphics are also so good that even he was impressed when he got to check out the game this summer — a comment that not only got consumers excited, but led to speculation that the game might actually release sometime in 2
Its showing during Electronic Arts press conference may not have been exciting as some hoped, but getting to play Anthem helped highlight that developer BioWare is onto something special. Visually, Anthem has a style that is very impressive and the open world exploration can be huge. Controlling the game feels extremely tight and polished, from the shooting mechanics to the flying. It’s actually the closest thing to an Iron Man-style game that players will likely ever see. And the promise of a loot grind could be what melds everything toget
Early trailers for Insomniac Games’ Spider-Man had most convinced that the developer was headed in the right direction with its Marvel adaptation. But finally going hands-on with the game convinced us that this is exactly what fans are looking for. The swinging feels like a dream, the combat is fast-paced and offers plenty of opportunities for experimentation, and the story seems to offer fun twists on existing Spidey lore. To put it simply, Spider-Man feels like a Spider-Man game and that’s all one can hope
In fact, Sony’s complete lack of fear regarding game delays are probably why the company has a console with what many would agree is one of the strongest exclusive libraries in the history of consoles. While it’s disappointing to find out consumers will need to wait longer for exciting games, it’s better that than getting them half-finished — and in the case of Ghost of Tsushima , there wasn’t even a release date announced, so it’s not like a late 2020 release is a change in public pl
It’ll be interesting to see what path Sony takes, but for now, bets are on Ghost of Tsushima seeing some kind of PS5 support. Sony would be crazy to ignore the huge install base of PS4’s (currently sitting at 100 million+ consoles), but it also needs to have something big for when the PS5 rolls around. What better than Ghost of Tsushima , a game we still don’t know much ab
According to new information, Sucker Punch Productions’ Ghost of Tsushima could release as late as the second half of 2020, apparently in part due to the fact that The Last of Us 2 is getting delayed until spring of that year. Ghost of Tsushima is the one Sony PlayStation exclusive due out over the next year that fans don’t know much about after much of the spotlight has been taken by The Last of Us 2 and Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 7 Rema
E3 stayed true to its your domain name in 2018, delivering information at a rate overwhelming to even the most seasoned video game consumers. Amid the barrage of announcements, demos, and trailers, perhaps the most compelling developments came in the form of in-engine gameplay footage, which developers were particularly generous about this year. Gameplay footage is precious because it’s a game’s most honest representation. Plus, often-times it reveals new information about a game. That being said, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the cacophony. So as the dust settles, let’s run through the 5 best gameplay trailers from E3 2018 , in no particular or
