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Sony kicked off today with a release date for Ghost of Yotei. The follow-up to Ghost of Tsushima will launch worldwide on October 2, 2025. Pre-orders will also open at stores like Amazon and the PlayStation Store on May 2, 2025. The company also shared a new trailer and details about the standard, Digital Deluxe, and Collector’s Editions of Ghost of Yotei.

First, here’s the latest Ghosts of Yotei trailer that appeared alongside the worldwide release date. It featured a better look at Atsu’s journey. After the Yotei Six murdered her family, she dedicated her life to getting revenge. As this is an open-ended adventure through Ezo, we’ll get to choose the order in which she hunts down her enemies.

The last trailer featuring it showed up during December 2024.

As for the editions, anyone who pre-orders Ghost of Yotei will get an avatar set to use with their PlayStation Network profile and make them look like Atsu or the Yotei six . They also get an additional mask option for Atsu. Here’s how that looks.

Finally, here’s an overview of all three editions of Ghost of Yotei that discuss the contents of the standard, Digital Deluxe, and Collector’s Edition. Sony didn’t share the limited edition’s price yet.

• Standard Edition that only includes the game - $69.99.
• Digital Deluxe Edition that includes the game, Snake Armor, an Armor Dye, a Horse and Saddle, a Sword Kit, a Charm, and early unlock for Traveler’s Maps - $79.99
• Collector’s Edition that includes the game, all of the add-ons in the Digital Deluxe edition, real-world replicas of Atsu’s Ghost Mask, sash, and tsuba, a set of art cards, the Zeni Hajiki coin game with pouch to hold it, and a papercraft ginkgo tree.

Sony shared images of all of those editions as well, so even if there’s a situation where the DLC doesn’t have a listed name yet, we know how they’ll look.

Ghost of Yotei will come to the PlayStation 5, the official worldwide release date is now October 2, 2025.

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Tokyo Game Show 2024 is one of the most exciting times for any player, especially those who love Japanese titles. There have been a ton of announcements during TGS, including for every platform from Switch to PlayStation to even Xbox. Here are the best TGS 2024 announcements that have impressed us the most and everyone should know about.

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The standout announcement happened just before the start of Tokyo Game Show 2024. During the latest PlayStation State of Play, the grand finale announcement was a Ghost of Tsushima sequel known as Ghost of Yotei. The new location, set in northern Japan, and female protagonist are all thrilling.

Better yet, the open-world sequel looks to continue the stunning, colorful aesthetic of the original, but with the power of PS5 and PS5 Pro. And if that isn’t enough, the game is coming out sooner than you might expect. Ghost of Yotei releases next year sometime in 2025.

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Level-5 hosted its own event in celebration of Tokyo Game Show 2024. The event included new details on previously announced games like Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, DecaPolice, and Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time. But the real surprise was Holy Horror Mansion, which appears to be the next evolution of the Yokai Watch series.

The same colorful style from Yokai Watch returns alongside a slightly spookier style. That said, Holy Horror Mansion looks to still be an all-ages RPG, but the story seems to have a significant focus. We will find out more info about this RPG in Spring 2025.

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Even Xbox fans had something to look forward to during TGS 2024 with one of the best announcements happening during the Xbox presentation. There were quite a few notable announcements here, including a new trailer for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and both Starcraft games coming to Game . However, our favorite has to be the arrival of all six Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games immediately on Xbox alongside other missing Square Enix titles.

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Still no exact release date just yet for the first major post-launch patch for FFXIV Dawntrail, but we now know 7.1 is coming sometime mid-November 2024 courtesy of the TGS 2024 Letter from the Producer 83. In addition, we now know it will be called “Crossroads” and include a bunch of new content for players to enjoy like the first Final Fantasy XI Alliance Raid, a new dungeon to complete, Pelupelu Allied Society quests, and so much more.

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One of the more surprising announcements is Hideo Kojima’s reveal during TGS 2024 that Death Stranding 2 is only about 30-40% complete. Despite this alarming fact, the game is still scheduled to come out in 2025. The sequel will also feature a brand new photo mode that will allow players to dance and pose various characters throughout the world for pictures.

Tokyo Game Show 2024 runs from September 26-29, 2024.

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I have a general lack of interest and excitement for Sony's regular State of Play series of showcases going over PlayStation, in particular PS5 and PSVR 2, game announcements. They often pale in comparison to other similar presentations from competitors and, of course, the company's own signature event showcases. However, the recent Tokyo Game Show (TGS 2024) State of Play is the exception, as I believe it is the best one yet.

The core of what makes this TGS 2024 State of Play the best one so far is two-fold. The first is that Sony offered a little bit of something for almost everyone. It felt like a mini-PlayStation Showcase. The State of Play kicked off with a solid intro, revealing free DLC coming to Astro Bot. This is a smooth way to remind players of one of the recent Game of the Year contenders and show some love to those who already beat it.

From there, the State of Play had the right mix of brand new announcements and updates for existing games. New information about and gameplay details for games like Dragon Age: The Veilguard and PS5 version of Palworld were welcome announcements. Then there are reveals of intriguing games like Hell Is Us, the stunning The Midnight Walk, and surprisingly fascinating ArcheAge Chronicles.

If that isn’t enough, we got release dates for titles like Fantasian Neo Dimension, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, and Dynasty Warriors: Origins. If you are a PSVR 2 owner, this State of Play even justified owning the VR headset a bit more. There were significant and welcome announcements of games like Metro Awakening and Hitman: World of Assassination too.

That is all before including the two showstopper headliners. Monster Hunter Wilds looked fantastic yet again in its latest trailer. Fortunately, this State of Play revealed the release date, which is quite soon. But above all else, there is Ghost of Yotei. The final announcement came out of nowhere and was a shocking surprise. Ghost of Tsushima still remains the most stunning game I’ve ever played, and Ghost of Yotei looks to follow up on its predecessor.

No matter what, there was something for everyone in this TGS 2024 State of Play. If you like JRPGs, there’s that. If you like VR, there were some solid options. And if you are looking forward to biggest blockbuster third and first-party hits, that was also here. Sure, not every game appeals to everyone. In fact, only really two new game announcements were for me personally: Ghost of Yotei and Lunar Remastered Collection.

However, the spectacle of the presentation and general lineup all worked so well. Even the games I didn’t care too much about stood out with well-executed trailers. This State of Play is the first of its kind to remind me of the good old days of attending Sony Press Conferences at E3. Plus, it helps that this State of Play was far more interesting and better balanced than any to date.

That said, the competition wasn’t that impressive. The best State of Play before this one, in my opinion, was held in May 2019. It had the right mix of new announcements and re-reveals. The headliners were games like Final Fantasy VII Remake, MediEvil, and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. Again, all staples that appealed to everyone. Even that particular State of Play wasn’t that substantial or long. And to make matters worse, most of the State of Plays since then have been significantly worse.

Fortunately, this most recent TGS 2024 State of Play changed all that. It feels like a mini-PlayStation Showcase with something for just about everyone. I just hope Sony is able to keep up this level of quality and announcements with the next one.

Tokyo Game Show 2024 is running from September 26-29, 2024. The TGS 2024 State of Play aired on September 24, 2024.

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Sony has released system requirements for the PC version of Ghost of Tsushima, ahead of its May 2024 release date. In addition, they’ve also revealed new crossplay features coming to the port.

Ghost of Tsushima on PC will include the main game, the Iki Island expansion and the Legends online mode. A PlayStation Network is required to access the Legends mode, as this helps facilitate cross-play with PlayStation players.

Sony also confirmed the system requirements for Ghost of Tsushima on PC. All graphics presets are designed to run on Windows 10 64-bit systems and the install size is 75GB. Higher graphics presets will require an SSD (recommended for Very Low).

Here are the graphics presets:

• Very Low: 720p, 30FPS
• Medium: 1080p, 60FPS
• High: 1440p, 60FPS or 4K, 30FPS
• Very High: 4K, 60FPS

Here are the processor requirements for each graphics preset:

• Very Low: Intel Core i3-7100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
• Medium: Intel Core i5-8600 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600
• High: Intel Core i5-11400 or AMD Ryzen 5 5600
• Very High: Intel Core i5-11400 or AMD Ryzen 5 5600

Here are the graphics card requirements:

• Very Low: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB or AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT
• Medium: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT
• High: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 or AMD Radeon RX 6800
• Very High: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 or AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT

In addition, Ghost of Tsushima will be the first PC PlayStation game to use a new overlay. While optional, this will allow PC players to unlock Trophies as well as achievement through Steam and Epic. Any players who have already unlocked trophies via the PlayStation versions will unlock them automatically on PC, although it’s not clear if this will also apply to Steam or Epic achievements.

Ghost of Tsushima releases for PC on May 16, 2024. It is available now for PS4 and PS5.

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Sucker Punch and Nixxes announced that Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut will come to the PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on May 16, 2024. The Director’s Cut version of the game includes the Iki Island expansion, as well as the Legends co-op multiplayer mode.

The PC version of the game will offer customizable mouse and keyboard controls, as well as controller . Resolution upscaling and frame generation options like NVIDIA DLSS 3 and AMD FSR 3 will be ed as well.

Sony also shared a trailer for the PC version of Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut showcasing some of the features that the new release will offer, and you can check it out here:

Additionally, players who pre-purchase the game either Steam or the Epic Games Store will receive a New Game+ Horse, the Traveler’s Attire armor set, and Broken Armor dyes from Baku’s shop as a bonus.

Nixxes is the studio behind other PlayStation console exclusives being ported to PC, like the Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition coming out on March 22, 2024, Spider-Man Remastered, and Spider-Man: Miles Morales.

Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut is immediately available for the PS4 and PS5, and it will come to PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store on May 16, 2024.

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SuperGroupies announced a brand new collection based on Ghost of Tsushima featuring a jacket, watch, and backpack based on Jin Sakai. The SuperGroupies Ghost of Tsushima line pre-orders will be open until February 18, 2024.

The Ghost of Tsushima line of SuperGroupies products will be made to order, meaning they will be produced for those who order during the pre-order period. There may be remaining items available for purchase after they release but there is no guarantee fans will be able to obtain them after release. The watch is planned for release in early October 2024, and the jacket and backpack will ship early August 2024.

The Jin Sakai Model Jacket features a dark color scheme based on Jin's armor from Ghost of Tsushima. The collar has Jin's Ghost mask design embroidered on it and can be worn up or removed from the jacket. The Sakai Clan's emblem is sewn onto the left arm sleeve. The front pocket zipper has a red knotted charm based on the ropes founds on Jin's Ghost armor. The inside of the jacket features a tag with the Sakai Clan emblem, a golden bird, a fox, maple leaves, and wind motifs. The jacket also comes with a white hand towel tenugui with "Jin's Journey" written in kanji and "Ghost of Tsushima" underneath the kanji. The strings on each side of the towel can be pulled to attach it on the waist like a fundoshi. The jacket comes in sizes Medium to XXL.

The Jin Sakai Model Watch comes in all black and features a face with the Ghost's mask and the crown has the Sakai Clan emblem. The display features a day and night feature modeled after the Legend gauge from Ghost of Tsushima. The band of the watch is made out of Himeji Kurozan leather, a rare material made through traditional tanning and lacquering techniques using Japanese black beef. This sort of special leather is stated to have been used for armors crafted during the Sengoku period of Japan.

Below are the listed prices of each item in the set, as well as images of them:

• Jin Sakai Model Jacket – $220 USD
• Jin Sakai Model Watch – $240 USD
• Jin Sakai Model Backpack – $190 USD

In 2021, it was announced that a Ghost of Tsushima movie is in development. Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PlayStation 4. The Director’s Cut of the game is also available for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

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Sony revealed there will be four PlayStation Plus games available in March 2022, and one of them will be Ghost of Tsushima: Legends. It is the bonus title ing Ark: Survival Evolved (PS4), Ghostrunner (PS5), and Team Sonic Racing (PS4). People will be able to get it starting on March 1, 2022.

Ark: Survival Evolved came to the PS4 in June 2017. It is a survival game that also involves taming and dealing with dinosaurs. It normally costs $29.99.

Next is Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, which is the standalone multiplayer component of Ghost of Tsushima. It features the same sort of gameplay, only with four different character class types to choose from. It launched back in July 2020 and typically costs $19.99.

Ghostrunner appeared on the PS5 in September 2021. It is a cyberpunk action game. It normally costs $29.99.

Finally, Team Sonic Racing first showed up on the PS4 back in May 2019. It is a racing game which relies on the performance of a team of three people during a race, rather than one. It also is typically $29.99.

The February 2022 PlayStation Plus games can be claimed until February 28, 2022, with the four March titles appearing the next day. Last month's games include EA Sports UFC 4 (PS4), Planet Coaster: Console Edition (PS5), and Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-shot Adventure (PS4).

<< PlayStation Plus February 2022 Games

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There’s a new update on Ghost of Tsushima sales. During its CES 2022 presentation, Sony confirmed it ed eight million copies sold. The game originally launched on the PS4 back in July 2020.

This is the first Ghost of Tsushima sales update in almost a year. Back in November 2020, Sony confirmed it ed five million copies moved in its first four months on the market. Then when the movie adaptation was announced in March 2021, Sony confirmed it ed the six and a half million milestone.

Since that March 2021 announcement, another version of Ghost of Tsushima appeared. Sucker Punch released a Director's Cut. This included the Iki Island expansion. It involved a whole new storyline to complement the original. Ankhsar "The Eagle" Khatun and her tribe took over the island. In facing her, Jin Sakai encounters a whole new challenge and learns more about his own past.

Since its launch, Ghost of Tsushima won multiple awards and honors. It earned the Japan Game Awards 2021 Grand Award alongside Monster Hunter Rise. It also picked up two CEDEC 2021 awards for sound and visual arts.

Ghost of Tsushima is available on the PS4. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is also available for the PS4 and PS5.

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Sony Japan has posted a Tweet revealing that a bug in Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is causing the fundoshi armor to disappear from player's inventories. This issue is now occurring after a patch that was intended to fix several bugs was released. [Thanks, ryokutya2089!]

The patch in question did fix several bugs, such as instances where players could not proceed through the game for various reasons. However, this new issue has arisen. The Tweet reveals that the fundoshi armor related bug in Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut appears for s who have carried over save data. The developers are currently working on a fix to resolve this issue.

Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is an extended version of the original game. It comes with the Iki Island expansion and the base game, along with other additional content previously sold through the original release of the game. Additionally, the PlayStation 5 version of the game features Japanese lip sync, which was missing from the original PlayStation 4 release.

Leading up to the release, Sony shared a trailer highlighting the Iki Island expansion. This included a look at new story content and entirely new environments for players to explore.

Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is immediately available for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

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In September 2021, people won’t have to own Ghost of Tsushima to play its multiplayer mode. Sony and Sucker Punch took to the PlayStation Blog to announce a standalone Ghost of Tsushima Legends. The PS4 and PS5 game will cost $19.99 / €19.99 / £15.99. People can get it on September 3, 2021. Though, if someone owns the main game, they already will have it for free. A Rivals mode will appear for both versions on the day the standalone one launches.

Gear Mastery is also coming to Ghost of Tsushima’s multiplayer mode. The new level cap for gear will be 120 and add a new Ability, Techniques, and Perk Slot. To reach it, people will have to finish Mastery Challenges for 110 gear.

Here’s the trailer showcasing the Ghost of Tsushima Legends Rivals mode. This is a PVP mode with two teams of two trying to defeat the most enemies and hurt their competitors. All enemies drop Magatama you can spend on things like curses (status effects) and Shades. The first team to reach the Final Stand and defeat the enemies wins.

Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PS4, with the PS5 version arriving August 20, 2021. That’s also the same day the multiplayer mode will get an update with new cosmetics and rebalancing. A Ghost of Tsushima Legends standalone version will arrive on the PS4 and PS5 on September 3, 2021, as will its Rivals mode.

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Sucker Punch and Sony revealed new details about Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut and its Iki Island expansion in a new PlayStation Blog entry and trailer. In addition to offering a look at the new location, it hinted and things Jin Sakai will go through when he visits. It also revealed that the next major antagonist in Ghost of Tsushima will be the Mongol’s Ankhsar “The Eagle” Khatun.

The Khatun and Shaman Ankhsar Khatun is leading the Mongols on Iki Island. That means Jin will face new opponents and have to rally new allies to fight her and her forces. As Jin explores, he’ll learn more about his family and discover new techniques.

Here’s the new Ghost of Tsushima trailer focusing on Iki Island and introducing Ankhsar Khatun. It begins with Jin noting that he has to head to the island to face the Mongols and “The Eagle.” (His horse accompanies him, of course.) After lightning strikes the boat, he’s captured and taken to The Eagle herself. It then shows some of the allies and enemies people will meet.

Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PlayStation 4. The Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut with Iki Island expansion will come to the PS4 and PS5 on August 20, 2021.

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It seems that not even the skills of a samurai or the stubborn perseverance of Tsushima's people can match the might of a cute, fluffy friend. PlayStation Japan's Ghost of Tsushima popularity contest ended with an overwhelming victory for the mysterious fox. The results were tweeted out by the PlayStation Japan Twitter .

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The Ghost of Tsushima popularity contest was originally held on July 17, 2021, to celebrate the game's first anniversary. PlayStation Japan's invited the internet to vote for their favorites out of twelve major and minor characters from the game. All were powerless before the fox, though, which gathered more than 30% more votes than even the game's protagonist, Jin Sakai. The fox also ran away with the vast majority of votes within its voting bracket (due to the limitations of Twitter-based polls the Ghost of Tsushima popularity contest was divided into three brackets of four contestants each).

In the game, the fox (or foxes, as it's not clear if there is just the one) is a friendly, intelligent animal that serves to guide Ghost of Tsushima players to one of many fox shrines scattered throughout the game world. When honored, fox shrines can increase the number of charms Jin can equip, allowing players to customize and enhance his abilities. It can also be petted, an activity players relished in. Within the game's first ten days since launch, players had collectively petted the fox nearly nine million times.

Ghost of Tsushima is immediately available on the PlayStation 4. A "Director's Cut" edition of the game with the Iki Island expansion will release on August 20, 2021. The PS5 edition of the Director's Cut will include console-specific enhancements.

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As the ESRB rating suggested, a Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut version of the game will appear on August 20, 2021. The update will include PS5 exclusive features. There will also be an Iki Island expansion. That same day, an update will arrive for all versions of the game.

A few of the PS5 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut features came up in the announcement. It will appear in 4K. You’ll be able to see it run in 60 FPS. It will use the system’s 3D audio and haptic . There will also be Japanese voice over lip sync. PS4 save files will also transfer over to the PS5 version.

A little was said about the Ghost of Tsushima Iki Island expansion. It will appear starting in Act 2. Jin will deal with the Mongol invasion there as well. However, more details on it will arrive later.

Sony also went over purchasing options. The base game will be $59.99 on the PS4 and $69.99 on the PS5. Pre-orders at some places include a digital art book and soundtrack. However, there are also upgrade options. If people own the original PS4 version, you can get a Director’s Cut for $19.99. People with a PS4 Director’s Cut could pay $9.99 for a PS5 version. There are no free upgrades from the PS4 to PS5 version.

Here’s a trailer for the new version of the game.

As for people who don’t want to upgrade, there will be a free update. Sucker Punch confirmed that there will be controller remapping options, more to do in photo mode, you can turn on a lock-on feature when fighting, and there’ll be an extra mode for the Legends multiplayer.

Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PS4. Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut will come to the PS4 and PS5 on August 20, 2021 and include the Iki Island expansion.

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More Ghost of Tsushima appears to be on the way, as the ESRB rated a PS4 and PS5 Director’s Cut version. The rating was discovered on June 29, 2021, alongside ratings for known and already available titles like Disgaea 6 and Going Under. Sony has yet to announce anything about the game. [Thanks, Nibel!]

The Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut PS4 and PS5 rating is identical to the one for the standard version. It is still Mature, due to blood and gore, intense violence, language, and partial nudity. It also notes that “s interact,” due to the Legends multiplayer element. The rating summary is identical too.

However, this new ESRB rating also notes that the PS4 version includes in-game purchases. There is no such comment for the PS5 version. This comes after a rumor from people like Shpeshal_Nick noted a Ghosts of Ikishima standalone is on the way. Gaming Route also found a domain registration for this possible additional game as well. However, Sony hasn’t announced anything to do with Ghost of Tsushima yet. 

Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PlayStation 4. If the ESRB rating is accurate, a Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut version is on the way to the PS4 and PS5.

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A Ghost of Tsushima AMA with Sucker Punch Co-Founder Brian Fleming appeared as a GDC April 5, 2021 showcase. People had a chance to ask about the game’s development, and part of his responses explained exactly how difficult it was for the team to shift from making one type of open world game, like inFamous, to another.

Here’s Fleming’s statement discussing how different it was for Sucker Punch to transitioning from making inFamous entries to developing Ghost of Tsushima.

I think the single biggest change for the studio was inFamous was an open world game, but it’s kind of a small open world, and we were going to a large open world. And effectively that changed, across the board destabilized every aspect of our game-making tool set. All the ground in inFamous would be hand modeled by a 3D artist. There’s no way you’re gonna 3D model the individual vertices of something as big as this, so you have to change that. We went from 100 tiles to 1,200 tiles. The tiles were four times bigger.

Everything broke, and so the biggest challenge, really, was the journey to getting to a point where we had solid earth under us again. Because for really many, many months, 18-24 months, things were still really difficult to synthesize into a game you could sit down and play. Because there was just so much that used to work, that was not able to deal with the scope of what we were doing. So the first couple of years were actually quite difficult at getting the game to stand up, and then, as we got farther into it, you sort of at least had… you weren’t sinking into the swamp constantly. And you could begin to iterate and make progress.

Fleming also talked about how Sucker Punch, as a studio, handles cut features that might not make it into a finished game. He noted that things that were bad could end up leading to better things that work. The Guiding Wind in Ghost of Tsushima was used as an example of a wayfinding feature Sucker Punch added when brainstorming ideas. Fleming also pointed out that things removed from one game could sometimes be “things we keep in the hopper for future games.”

Here’s the full Ghost of Tsushima GDC Showcase with Sucker Punch Co-Founder Brian Fleming.

Ghost of Tsushima is available for the PlayStation 4 and is playable on PS5s with a “game boost.” A movie adaptation is also in development.

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