While Death Stranding 2’s long-rumoured PC version walks a similar path to Death Stranding, amidst PlayStation’s packed State of Play you might’ve missed distinct details.
The company seems to be changing its strategy to revolve around needing a PlayStation console alongside other gaming machines.
PlayStation 5 owners can also look forward to a free update on March 19th that adds support for 21:9 aspect ratio displays.
The engine was picked despite being "less immediately approachable" thanks to features like its runtime rendering analysis tools.
While these new additions likely won't be at the same scale as Death Stranding's Director's Cut release, more content isn't bad.
The PC release of the open-world game will include support for PC-specific features like ultrawide displays and unlocked frame rates.
While far from an official confirmation for now, Hideo Kojima might be getting ready to announce the PC release of Death Stranding 2.
With this feature, we’ll be taking a look at some of the best games from the last five years, from action-adventures to RPGs and more.
Hideo Kojima brought in the new year by talking about the "second phase" of Kojima Productions and his plans for the studio.
As live-service remains a risk and most co-op titles fall by the wayside, single-player games continue to dominate the industry.
Kojima noted in a recent Q&A video that he always considers his most recent release as being the best one he has worked on so far.
“We gave a lot of thought to difficulty,” Kojima said, noting that the original Death Stranding had a few “pretty sharp edges”.
Sony has already confirmed that it will showcase Saros at the event, and Death Stranding 2's PC release is rumoured to be unveiled.
With such a packed year of acclaimed video game releases, which one will run away with the most coveted award of the season?
Instead of 505 Games, which published the original, it seems Sony Interactive Entertainment could publish the sequel on PC.
Sony Interactive Entertainment has also scored a collective 19 nominations between Death Stranding 2 and Ghost of Yōtei.
"If someone plays my game and, years later, thinks, ‘I wanted to keep going because this game cheered me up,’ that would make me happiest."
“It’s the same person making the games, right? So it’s kind of unavoidable in that sense," said Hideo Kojima about the references.
Hideo Kojima's previous works, like Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, surprised players by switching the protagonist early on.
"I didn’t really deliberately make it weird or anything," per Kojima. "What I said was it can’t be a game that is digestible."
