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on April 18, 2026
The final cherry on top of my pre-release anticipation for ghost of Tsushima side quests|https://tsushimagame.com/ of Tsushima has also just been due to how serious Sucker Punch is taking the source material here. Developers at the studio have talked openly about how much research has gone into this project which has included multiple trips to Japan and working with actual swordmasters . Not to mention, the full game is going to feature optional Japanese voice acting with English subtitles to really entrench yourself in the experience even further. Aspects like this won't make or break Ghost of Tsushima , but it shows just that Sucker Punch is committed to making this not just an enjoyable game, but one that is highly-authentic as w
Sons of the Forest was unveiled, appearing as a direct sequel to the hit survival game known as The Forest . It looks frightening as ever, with the game's main character branding a tattoo stating "Fight Demons," by which he may be the son of Eric, the original hero in the first game. The premise of The Forest comprised of a lone character stranded in a remote forest after his plane crashed, as players attempt to survive a harsh climate and mutated cannibals living in the area. Judging from the quality, fear-factor, and unique gameplay setting of the original game, fans of horror should have much to look forward to in Sons of the Fore
Although, with reports of backward compatibility becoming a feature on PS5 , another route Sony could take would be to bundle _ Ghost of Tsushima _ with the new console following the months after its launch. Hopefully the PS5 can make PS4 games run better, but if the trailers are anything to go by, then _ Ghost of Tsushima _ is going to be just f
When Sucker Punch released _ Infamous Second Son _ in early 2014 on PS4, fans and media wondered what its next title would be. Though nothing was set in stone or even implied, it was generally assumed that the studio would have its next project ready for the spotlight within at least the next three to four years. It would not be until October 2017 at Paris Games Week where Sony and Sucker Punch would finally reveal _ Ghost of Tsushima
_ The Last of Us 2 _ comes out on PS4 at the end of May and is arguably the most anticipated game on PS4 in 2020. 2013’s _ The Last of Us _ is still regarded as being a shining example of a game with a compelling story, and Naughty Dog is aiming to recapture that end-of-the-generation hype once again with _ TLoU 2 _ when it releases later this year. Furthermore, _ TLoU _ is also often considered to be the PS3’s best game, so _ TLoU 2 _ has some big shoes to fill. The ending of _ TLoU _ caused many online discussions when the game first came out so it’ll be interesting to see what direction the sequel takes the series i
It has been almost six years since the release of _ Infamous Second Son _ , meaning **Ghost of Tsushima ** has been in some form of development at Sucker Punch Productions for just as long. More will be known at tomorrow’s Game Awards, possibly even a release date, but either way _ Ghost of Tsushima _ will still hold the record for being the longest developed game in Sucker Punch Productions’ history. It has been in development for so long that the studio has had a PS4 launch window title in _ Infamous Second Son _ and is now planning on releasing this new project ostensibly right before the launch of the PS5. The question is - should it wait for
Sucker Punch has set the bar very high for themselves with their past success making Sly Cooper and Infamous games. Throughout three generations of PlayStation consoles, the developer has been a mainstay for gamers on the platform. It seems like Ghost of Tsushima is up to the challenge of raising the bar higher than ever before, as Sucker Punch looks to cap off the PlayStation 4 with perhaps it's last AAA exclus
Microsoft officially unveiled the Xbox Series X , previously known as Project Scarlett. The controller retains its overall design and aesthetic in similarity to Xbox One's, but with some slightly new ergonomics. Also included on the new controller is a share button for recording games and taking screenshots, similarly to Sony's DualShock 4 controller. The overall console, Xbox Series X, promises a huge leap in power, and appears as a black rectangle stood up vertically in terms of its architecture des
There's also the fact that Ghost of Tsushima quite literally looks like it could be one of the prettiest games ever made. Speaking of that gameplay demo from 2018, I'm hard-pressed to actually believe that what we were shown was running on a PS4 Pro. Seriously, how is that even possible? The level of detail and the high-fidelity visuals that we were shown look like they should only be possible on a PC, or maybe an Xbox One X. If these kinds of graphics are possible on even the weakest "premium" platform around, then that's pretty incredible. Games like this are why I invested in a 4K TV and a PS4 Pro in the first place and I'm hoping Ghost of Tsushima's finalized iteration will look just as stunning as what we've been shown thus