Solar Ash Said To Arrive In June 2021 In New PlayStation 5 Trailer At CES
Running off of the fumes from Heart Machine’s Hyper Light Drifter which release predating back to 2016, it was due for a new game from the California-based developer at some point. More excitingly, the unnamed project receive a surprise announcement back in June 2020 at the PlayStation 5 showcase – revealing Solar Ash. While not much was elaborated on the core details of the project at the time, Solar Ash was featured to be an open-world adventure which broke from the two-dimensional elements recognized with the team’s first release years ago. Now in a new trailer at CES 2021, the coming game is said to arrive right at the start of the summer. In the subtext at the end of the trailer, it reads “Solar Ash: June 2021”. You can watch the full PlayStation 5 promo trailer in the video below: The announcement for the Heart Machine project is also paired with other highly-anticipated releases as well. Such as Luminous Productions’ Project Athia now slated to hit shelves later in January 2022. Additionally, the trailer also unveils Capcom’s Pragmata now being scheduled to release in 2023 – a year following its initial release date. Funny enough, there is another Annapurna Interactive-published game featured in the trailer. That being BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray which is now set to ship later this fall in October 2021. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you freeing your scheduled this June for Solar Ash? Solar Ash is coming to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC sometime in June 2021.
Expect Sometime In July 2021 For Little Devil Inside’s Launch, New PlayStation 5 Trailer Discloses
At CES 2021 tonight, Sony Interactive Entertainment presented a brief, 30-second PlayStation 5 promotional trailer which issued new details on coming marketed software for the next-generation console. Among the handful or more games featured, it was revealed that Neostream’s Little Devil Inside is set to arrive sometime in July 2021. “Little Devil Inside: July 2021,” the concluding segment of the trailer reads in the subtext illustrated. Interesting enough, it does come as a surprise for the title as its showcase predating back to June 2020 did not issue a release date. Other featured games like BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray was projected for 2021 and now learning the game is arriving in October later this year, in fact. You can watch the new PlayStation 5 promo video in the trailer below: There did happen to be a spill of controversy regarding Little Devil Inside following its June showcase last year While the South Korean team did face backlash for the indigenous people presented in the trailer, which were later removed, the firm also delayed the game for other systems. With the game being marketed for Sony, the title would not be available on competing retail consoles for its first year, presumably. “A release for PS5/PS4 and PC is our top priority with other console platforms to follow after the exclusivity period expires,” the developer pens in an update post on its Kickstarter. Not only that, but, the Wii U version for the game has also vanished completely which might upset fans who already pledged to the game ahead of its deal with Sony. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you getting Little Devil Inside for PlayStation or another platform? Little Devil Inside is scheduled to arrive sometime in July 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
New January 2022 Release Date For Project Athia Revealed In PlayStation 5 Promo Video At CES
Today, news regarding upcoming and highly-anticipated projects marketed for PlayStation 5 received a major update, In that, many of these games to our understanding are now scheduled with tangible release windows. For instance, it is revealed that Ember Labs’ Kena: Bridge of Spirits is scheduled to release later this spring in March 2021. The new information comes from the latest PlayStation 5 promotional trailer presented at Sony’s press conference during CES 2021. But, of course, there is still plenty that is addressed for other exciting projects for PlayStation 5’s menu of diverse software. In that, it is revealed that luminous Productions’ Project Athia is set to ship in January 2021. You can watch the ‘PlayStation 5 – CES 2021 Sizzle Reel’ in the video below: “Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us Part II footage captured on PS4. All other gameplay footage was captured on PS5, the subtext at the end of the promo reads. “Project Athia: January 2022”. It was just last month that a separate PlayStation 5 showcase video that we learned more about the Square Enix-published project. In that, Project Athia would be a unique title for PlayStation 5 for at least two years. The similar subtext displayed in the December trailer read “not available on other consoles until at least 24 months after release date.” But now, fans have a better understanding as to when the game arrives as next winter will welcome fans to the new intellectual property currently in development. In the same trailer, it is also revealed that GhoseWire: Tokyo is shipping sometime in October 2021. While not much is offered as to when exactly, the game is to remain unique to PlayStation 4 & PlayStation 5 despite Bethesda being acquired by Microsoft earlier this fall. You can read the full report by heading here. Do you plan to pick up Project Athia next year? Project Athia is to release for PlayStation 5 and PC sometime in January 2022.
GhostWire: Tokyo Said To Ship In October 2021 In New PlayStation 5 Promo At CES
It was quite the surprise to learn that GhostWire: Tokyo despite the strong relationship between Bethasda & Microsoft would result with the Tango Gameworks project to be a unique release for PlayStation in its first year of launch. Of course, this came well before the acquisition of the game’s publisher which took place in September later that all. But despite the pretense that the title would abandon its exclusive ties to Sony Interactive Entertainment after finding new ownership, it was later found out not to be the case. In an interview with Bloomberg in response to the publisher’s acquisition, Xbox lead Phil Spencer spares that the deal will be honored. And still with the game being a marketed game for PlayStation 5, it is no surprise the when new information surfaces in a PlayStation trailer. At CES 2021, it is revealed that GhostWire: Tokyo is releasing later this October. You can watch the promo video below: “Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us Part II footage captured on PS4. All other gameplay footage was captured on PS5, the subtext at the end of the promo reads. “Ghostwire Tokyo: October 2021”. Similarly, the trailer also presses that BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray is also shipping that same month later this fall. In relevance to marketed title through PlayStation for Bethesda, the official PlayStation Store issued a new listing for Deathloop to come in May. The game was later verified for its release in spring. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you watching for when GhostWire: Tokyo officially ships? GhostWire: Tokyo is said to ship sometime in October 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray Scheduled To Release Sometime In October 2021 According To Latest PlayStation 5 Promo
While the project initially sprouted as a joke on Twitter, BlueTwelve Studio’s Stray evolved into something greater as time continued forward with ambitions striving higher than ever for what was simply a set of GIFs to chuckle about. The game after receiving backing from Annapurna Interactive went into heavy development and resulted with the game being a marketed title for the PlayStation 5. Officially presented at the PlayStation 5 showcase back in June, the game instantly grabbed thousands as the title crosses dystopic cyberpunk streets and the feline anatomy as you control a cat in the new game. While most of the game is still an enigma for how the experience will be structure, it is certain the game will be arriving in 2021. Now in a new PlayStation 5 promo offered at Sony’s CES 2021 press conference, it is revealed the game is slated for October later this year. You can watch the promotional video in the trailer below: “Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us Part II footage captured on PS4. All other gameplay footage was captured on PS5, the subtext at the end of the promo reads. “Stray: October 2021”. In the slew of other games mentioned in the conclusion of the trailer, it is also learned that Kena: Bridge of Spirits is set to release later this March. Additionally, the same trailer also includes new information on Capcom’s Pragmata. In that, we learn the game is facing a new release date set for 2023 as the game is delay from its initial launch slated for 2022. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you excited to play Stray later this fall? Stray is set to arrive sometime in October 2021 for PlayStation 5.
Kena: Bridge Of Spirits Scheduled To Release In March 2021, New PlayStation 5 Promo Reveals
Although the game was initially scheduled to release for holiday 2020, the release date happened to be an unfortunate overshot for developer Ember Labs announcing its delay for Kena: Bridge of Spirits. Back in September, the developer pressed that despite the progress made on the project, hardships became more overwhelming deeming a new release date for the game is needed. At the time, it was disclosed that Kena: Bridge of Spirits would be scheduled to release sometime in Q1 2021. But, no further details were provide to include an approximate understanding as for when the title will launch. But given how broad of a timeframe the first financial quarter will be for the coming year, a new update has emerged on the game. Although it does not provide an exact date, it is understood that Kena: Bridge of Spirits will be releasing in March this year. The information was discovered in the latest PlayStation 5 promotional video which you can watch below: “Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us Part II footage captured on PS4. All other gameplay footage was captured on PS5, the subtext at the end of the promo reads. “Kena: March 2021”. And, of course, there is no other details to follow for an exact date. In the same CES trailer, Sony Interactive Entertainment also issues a new 2023 release window for Capcom’s Pragmata. In other related new regarding Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Ember Labs pressed that the game will be eligible for a free next-generation upgrade. In specifics, users who purchase the game on PlayStation 4 can expect the game ready for PlayStation 5 when transitioning to the new system. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you excited how soon Kena: Bridge of Spirits is from releasing? Kena: Bridge of Spirits is scheduled to release sometime in March 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
CES 2021 Promo For PlayStation 5 Reveals Capcom’s Pragmata Now Releasing In 2023
While Capcom is most likely wrapping up on the development for the very anticipated Resident Evil 8, it should be recognized that another engrossing property is also underway. Unlike a new entry from Capcom’s array of recognized franchises, this is an entirely new intellectual property on the way. The topic point being Pragmata, a new project set to release uniquely for next-generation hardware. Predating back to June 2020, Sony Interactive Entertainment as part of the PlayStation 5 showcase closed the show by unveiling Pragmata to the world. And while the game was presented during a PlayStation-marketed livestream, Capcom did state a Xbox Series X version is also being conjured for a simultaneous release. However, in a new promotional video featured by Sony during its press conference for CES 2021, the firm does issue an update on Pragmata. Now, the title is scheduled to release in 2023. You can watch the trailer in the video below: “Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us Part II footage captured on PS4. All other gameplay footage was captured on PS5, the subtext at the end of the promo reads. “Pragmata: coming 2023”. The new information only offers an understanding regarding the future for the title and does not elaborate further on the situation. As of yet, Capcom did not comment on the reasoning for the 2023 release. In a similar fashion, Sony Interactive Entertainment presented projections for its marketed releases previously. In the PlayStation 5 launch trailer, the firm offered that Housemarque’s Returnal will be arriving in the first half of 2021. And now, we are aware of the game’s March-scheduled release. You can read the initial report by heading here. Are you fine waiting the additional year for Pragmata? Pragmata is scheduled to release sometime in 2023 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Bayonetta 3 Development Update Told To Be “Going Great”, Director Hideki Kamiya Tells
For the ongoing forecast regarding PlatinumGames long-awaited sequel Bayonetta 3, it is uncertain where exactly he game is in its development phase. Since the game’s announcement predating back to The Game Awards in 2017, the Japanese game studio has provided little detail as to the state of the title since. And with that, fans are dying to receive any information on the title. Of course, this later lead to the legendary “well into development” update that PlatinumGames’ studio director Hideki Kamiya issued. But directly, that does not answer questions from dire fans patiently waiting for the new game. But while much is still not said on the game, PlatinumGames once again leaves yet another vague statement in regards to the project. In concluding 2020, Hideki Kamiya leaves a similar statement once again which is translated by Gematsu. You can read his full statement below: First off, many people are worried about Bayonetta 3 considering there hasn’t been any new information since its announcement, but verifications of new systems have been going great and development is going very well, so please wait with peace of mind. (This is a copy of my 2020 comment.) Also Project G.G. (title tentative) has finally started moving, so please look forward to it. Most noted, Kamiya once again relays that Bayonetta 3 is still progressing to the studio’s expectations. But, of course, there is no definitive information to reveal more than what is already known about the title. Regardless, it is still reassuring the game is in a good state as worded by PlatinumGames despite how little is said about the game. Noted, Kamiya also commented on one project underway: Project G.G.. In that, he explains that while the project is in the early phase of development – the game is finally picking up traction after its announcement back in spring 2020. The title stands to be part of PlatinumGames initiative on transitioning to a fully independent developer. Elsewhere previously, PlatinumGames did press that Bayonetta 3 is pursuing new ambitions this time around. While still not providing much, director Kamiya did explain that the project is going for new heights not regularly found in the Bayonetta series. You can read the full report by heading here. What are you most excited for about Bayonetta 3? Bayonetta 3 is listed for Nintendo Switch. Source: Gematsu
Nintendo Switch Reported To Outsell Combined Units For Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, And PlayStation 5 In 2020
For the Nintendo Switch, it is no beating around the bush to understand the impact of the console for the video game industry. While talks are currently centered around the transition to the next-generation with Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X & Xbox Series S, that does not halt the progress of the Nintendo Switch. In fact, it was projected the system would still be a top seller leaving 2020. Leading up to the holiday season, Mat Piscatella, NPD Group analyst, predicted that the Nintendo Switch would be the top seller for holiday 2020. Not only for the continued success of the system, but also based on the limited supply for the next-generation systems shipping in November as well. But now, it looks that Nintendo Switch surpasses more than the biggest commercial overhaul for the year. According to Gamesindustry.biz head Christopher Dring on Twitter, he discloses Nintendo Switch outsold all competing hardware combined. In the tweet, Dring elaborates that the Nintendo Switch when combining sold units for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 still overtakes its competitors. However, while the claim is most likely true, Dring does not supply an accurate model to reveal how many units were purchased in 2020. While not a big surprise, it was reported that Nintendo Switch already dominated the console hardware race back in July. According to NPG Groups Mat Piscatella once again, he issues that Nintendo Switch is already the top-selling system for the year after just reaching the halfway point for 2020. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you surprised by the success of the Nintendo Switch this year?
GTA V’s Xbox Series X|S & PlayStation 5 Versions To Use Red Dead Redemption II’s Updated RAGE Engine, Known Insider Suggests
What seemed to be ages ago was the PlayStation 5 showcase. The first viewing that took place in June 2020 introduced anticipated next-generation console owners the newest lineup of games set to hit the system when it drops later that holiday. And without a surprise, Sony Interactive Entertainment welcomed Grand Theft Auto V to be the first game at the livestreamed presentation. With only an announcement trailer featured for the showcase, players got an overview of the game since its 2013 release with excitement looking ahead on the latest console hardware. Of course, the game will come with an Xbox Series X|S version as well, but PlayStation 5 handles the marketing for the game. More to inquire, however, fans are intrigued as to what other enhancements will be present in this new version. Already, the game is available via a next-gen remaster for Xbox One/ PlayStation 4. So where does it go from there? Well, according to recognized insider Tez2 on the GTA Forums, Grand Theft Auto V is said to hit the newest consoles with the updated RAGE Engine utilized for Red Dead Redemption II. Found out new structs that were added with the recent update relating to the standalone version and one of them is “rage::fwuiMessageBase”, which is from RDR2’s RAGE version […] However, it could just be that the UI would utilize RDR2’s base code, while the rest remains the same. Ultimately, it is gathered that elements such as volumetric lighting, high quality texture work, and even accurate global illumination might be incorporated for Grand Theft Auto V on the newest consoles. The insider does clarify that the new version would simply operate on the base code for the latest build of the engine, so no upgrades from Red Dead Redemption 2 is expected to be found for Grand Theft Auto V. Elsewhere in regards for Grand Theft Auto V for the latest systems, Take-Two Interactive pressed that GTA Online will be free-to-play later this year. The PlayStation 5 version is set to drop in mid 2021 with other platforms to follow three months following. Hopefully the engine upgrade is also scheduled for multiplayer too. You can read the full report by heading here. Do you believe Grand Theft Auto V will integrate the updated RAGE Engine? Grand Theft Auto V is out now for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One; supported for backwards compatibility for PlayStation 5 & Xbox Series X|S. Source: GTA Forums
