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I'm also hoping Ghost Of Tsushima Collectibles|Https://Tsushimalegend.Com/ of Tsushima will take full advantage of an "M" rating. There's something that's oddly satisfying about the arsenal of a samurai, and I'm hoping that Sucker Punch will give players lots of weaponry and tools that'll result in absolute carnage. After all, the katana is one of history's most beautiful weapons, so I hope to see it put to good use in Ghost of Tsush  
We don't know a lot about the world in Ghost of Tsushima , aside from Japan's history during this time period. What will its open world look like , and how will its unique setting and time period influence that? Will I be able to customize my armor and weapons? I'm hoping for some customization options here, and I think it's a safe bet that there probably will be. As for the open world part, we'll just have to wait and see. But as we've seen with a slew of other PS4 exclusives, whether the game is linear, open world or semi-open, this should have practically no effect on whether or not the game is good or bad: it's all about the execution here on many of the things that I've already mentio  
If you've been to Japan, you know that there's no shortage of beautiful, exciting places to go, whether it be the rural or urban areas. Now, Sucker Punch has a huge opportunity to take advantage of this beautiful country using the full power of the PS4. With visual spectacles like God of War, Uncharted 4, The Order: 1886, Horizon Zero Dawn and more showing what the PS4 can do at its full potential, the prospect of just how beautiful Ghost of Tsushima could look really does excite me quite a  
"This is a game inspired by history; we are not recreating history stone by stone. This is an original work. We absolutely love feudal Japan; it's a place that makes our imaginations go crazy. The idea of taking on a world of samurai, especially inside this dramatic situation with the Mongol invasion, is attractive. And we want to get the details right, to transport you back in time, but we don't want to run fast and loose with [the] history that real people went through. That's why the actual names of the samurai that were killed on the beach - we don't use those because we want to be respectf  
To figure that out, we only need to look to the recent past. When the PS4 launched in 2013 , Sony made a pretty big push to get original titles on it. This was mixed in with a helping of some cross-generation releases (such as Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Call of Duty: Ghosts ) that gave users a clear reason to ditch their PS3's for Sony’s hot new box. Why spend $60 on a version of the game that looked and ran worse than its PS4 counterp  
Perhaps Sony wasn't thinking with its wallet in mind, but the release did set a precedent for the future. Games released towards the end of a console's lifecycle now had the potential to show up in enhanced form on that console's successor. Rockstar Games even seemed to take this lesson to heart by releasing Grand Theft Auto V roughly a year after its last-generation debut for both PS4 and Xbox  
Development of Ghost of Tsushima is apparently going smoothly at Sucker Punch, despite the delays. There's said to be a significant amount of work going into the technical side of the game. The rumor doesn't make clear whether the technical upgrades came prior to Ghost of Tsushima being made into a PS5 title or as a result of being shifted to be a PS5 title. Considering how impressive Infamous: Second Son looked on PS4, expect Ghost of Tsushima to impress on P  
There's been an absence of serious stories revolving around samurai, and I so desperately want that gap to be filled by a game that not only features a gripping narrative, beautiful Japanese visuals, and bloody yet oh-so-satisfying combat, but one that also gives us a more personal look at the virtues and mentality of the soldiers during this riveting time in the country's long history. We've already seen small glimpses hinting at all of these things in the game's reveal trailer . I was initially more than apprehensive thinking about a Western developer tackling such demanding hopes, but Sucker Punch has proved to me that they can create games that are special and resonate with PlayStation's most dedicated fans: there's no doubt about that. The developer has had many years to really flesh this game out, and with Sony behind them, I trust they're tackling this project with the utmost care it deser  
Sucker Punch and Ghost of Tsushima creative director Nate Fox walked us (and a handful of other outlets) through the same mission shown during Sony's press conference, but much more was revealed during the gameplay presentation, such as the fact that the mission shown was actually a side mission that isn't part of the core story. Here's everything we learned from the d  
Accordingly, the rumor says that Ghost of Tsushima will not be a part of the State of Play event. This event will reportedly air on November 1 and is said to be longer than prior State of Play broadcasts. It will instead focus on three games planned for the relatively near future. Death Stranding will receive a launch trailer, as it will launch on November 8. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will also be a focus, due to its November 15 release date. Then The Last of Us 2 will receive a release date trailer confirming a May 2020 lau