Playstation God of War Ragnarok :Coming November 9th 2022
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Dayum! A new God of War is *releasing* in 2021 (coughExpectDelayscough). That's gonna sell them PS5s. Excited to see how the Dad of Boy journey continues.
A next-gen only God of War developed in 3-4 years, and 1 year away from release, and they only have a logo to show for it?
Its either 2022 or beyond on PS5 only, or Sony is planning another u-turn and announcing it for PS4 as well lol
That's not a bad possibility. Maybe they can pull it off considering they already did most of the world-building on PS4 but won't be surprised if either of those things happen (don't mind them either but a 2021 release would be great). In any case, a more detailed look at the game is due.
Totally sounds like its releasing next year lol
"God of War PS4 & PS5 (Not the one that's already on PS4)"
PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan: £70 is fair price for PS5 games and launch line-up is console's best ever
The second part of the Telegraph's exclusive interview also covers console storage, cloud gaming and the PS5's divisive design
After Alanah Pearce joined the writing team, I'm finding it hard to be excited about this game anyway.
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God of War: Ragnarok Might Not Be a PS5 Exclusive Game
An interview with PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan suggests that God of War: Ragnarok may not be a PS5 exclusive game, but there are a few possibilities.
A new quote from PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan suggests that God of War: Ragnarok may not be a PS5 exclusive game. God of War: Ragnarok is the upcoming sequel to the franchise that has made Kratos an iconic presence on PlayStation consoles, and he often features in advertising for the platforms he's appeared on, tying him even further to Sony's gaming brand.
Not much is known about God of War: Ragnarok at present, though the story has been confirmed to center around the apocalyptic scenario of Ragnarok in Norse mythology. What that means for Kratos and his son is unclear - will they be fighting against it, encouraging it, or accidentally involved? - but it does offer the franchise a lot of different paths to follow, and given the previous game's excellent storytelling, it feels like a safe bet to assume whichever route it takes will be a compelling one. God of War 2018 provided fans with plenty of teasers when its narrative came to a conclusion, and a lot of people believe the upcoming game may be Kratos' last journey, so anticipation is high for any further details on God of War: Ragnarok.
One assumption fans may have made about the title could end up being false, however. While many believed God of War: Ragnarok would be a PS5 exclusive, PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan stated in an interview with The Telegraph that he has "nothing to say" about being able to confirm that God of War: Ragnarok is a current-gen exclusive for the PlayStation console. It's a brief answer, and one that could simply be because there's an announcement coming soon, but it does open the door for different possibilities regarding God of War: Ragnarok's exclusivity status.
With that being said, God of War: Ragnarok being a true multiplatform title is by far the least likely scenario, even with the odd non-comment from Ryan. It's much more likely that Ryan is unsure right now about whether or not God of War: Ragnarok is also going to release on PS4, as Sony has made a point of advertising its support for its previous-gen console as the transition to PS5 begins for many consumers. There's also the chance that God of War: Ragnarok on PC could be coming, as Sony has shown a willingness to port its console exclusives over to that platform with big titles like Death Stranding and Horizon: Zero Dawn.
If nothing else, Ryan's comment has people talking about God of War: Ragnarok again, which is a win for PS5 and Sony. God of War remains one of the console's most important franchises moving into the future, and it's likely that whatever decision is made on the upcoming game's exclusivity will directly impact PS5 sales - that's how big an influence the property has. For now, though, there's a lot of mystery surrounding an admittedly vague comment from Ryan, so fans should take a wait-and-see approach with God of War: Ragnarok before any official announcements are made.
Source: The Telegraph
An interview with PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan suggests that God of War: Ragnarok may not be a PS5 exclusive game, but there are a few possibilities.
A new quote from PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan suggests that God of War: Ragnarok may not be a PS5 exclusive game. God of War: Ragnarok is the upcoming sequel to the franchise that has made Kratos an iconic presence on PlayStation consoles, and he often features in advertising for the platforms he's appeared on, tying him even further to Sony's gaming brand.
Not much is known about God of War: Ragnarok at present, though the story has been confirmed to center around the apocalyptic scenario of Ragnarok in Norse mythology. What that means for Kratos and his son is unclear - will they be fighting against it, encouraging it, or accidentally involved? - but it does offer the franchise a lot of different paths to follow, and given the previous game's excellent storytelling, it feels like a safe bet to assume whichever route it takes will be a compelling one. God of War 2018 provided fans with plenty of teasers when its narrative came to a conclusion, and a lot of people believe the upcoming game may be Kratos' last journey, so anticipation is high for any further details on God of War: Ragnarok.
One assumption fans may have made about the title could end up being false, however. While many believed God of War: Ragnarok would be a PS5 exclusive, PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan stated in an interview with The Telegraph that he has "nothing to say" about being able to confirm that God of War: Ragnarok is a current-gen exclusive for the PlayStation console. It's a brief answer, and one that could simply be because there's an announcement coming soon, but it does open the door for different possibilities regarding God of War: Ragnarok's exclusivity status.
With that being said, God of War: Ragnarok being a true multiplatform title is by far the least likely scenario, even with the odd non-comment from Ryan. It's much more likely that Ryan is unsure right now about whether or not God of War: Ragnarok is also going to release on PS4, as Sony has made a point of advertising its support for its previous-gen console as the transition to PS5 begins for many consumers. There's also the chance that God of War: Ragnarok on PC could be coming, as Sony has shown a willingness to port its console exclusives over to that platform with big titles like Death Stranding and Horizon: Zero Dawn.
If nothing else, Ryan's comment has people talking about God of War: Ragnarok again, which is a win for PS5 and Sony. God of War remains one of the console's most important franchises moving into the future, and it's likely that whatever decision is made on the upcoming game's exclusivity will directly impact PS5 sales - that's how big an influence the property has. For now, though, there's a lot of mystery surrounding an admittedly vague comment from Ryan, so fans should take a wait-and-see approach with God of War: Ragnarok before any official announcements are made.
Source: The Telegraph
Strange that Sony cannot commit to PS5 exclusivity for this when they've come out and announce Forbidden West as a PS4 title as well.
I think it's because a decision probably hasn't been made internally. If it's even a question, it probably means its being built on more-or-less the same engine that ran GOW 2018, not a drastically overhauled one.
There is a slim to none chance this is a 2021 game anyway.
There is a slim to none chance this is a 2021 game anyway.
I don't think anyone has said anything about the development of the game at all. We have no idea if/how it's being developed right now.
But they also said the ground up thing for Miles Morales and that still came to the PS4 lol.
But they also said the ground up thing for Miles Morales and that still came to the PS4 lol.
ok so heres the thing sony is obviously gonna see how many ps5 units are sold etc by than they would make it ps5 exclusive or not etc right now they dont have enough power to shell out enough ps5 units so this depends on that ofcourse. the more units they sell the more copies they can sell for god of war. 101 basic duh
secondly ps4 ppl who wanted a sequel on the ps4 also would like to get this on the ps4 theres that too .
third god of war is very tough that it does indeed come in 2021. 2022 feels more like it.
@Necrokiller Using IE i see. old news this was done like 2 days back on social media everywhere
and at first i thought she was pointing at her boobs but than i saw the logo ehh
secondly ps4 ppl who wanted a sequel on the ps4 also would like to get this on the ps4 theres that too .
third god of war is very tough that it does indeed come in 2021. 2022 feels more like it.
@Necrokiller Using IE i see. old news this was done like 2 days back on social media everywhere
and at first i thought she was pointing at her boobs but than i saw the logo ehh
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