The Naughty Dog and Sucker Punch games will be released this summer. Sony congratulates the studios.
Hermen Hulst, head of SIE's global studies, has posted on the Playstation blog the new release dates for two of this year's most anticipated games: The Last of Us Part II and Ghost of Tsushima. The first, which had to delay its release set on May 29 due to the coronavirus crisis, will be released a few weeks later: on Friday, June 19; Ghost of Tsushima, which had no known release date, will be released almost a month later: July 17, which anticipates an unusually heavy summer of AAAs for what is usually common, something we dare to speculate that it also The internal calendar of PS5 has a certain role, still unknown to the public but set in this 2020.
Difficult times
In the short entry, Hulst explicitly mentions the development and distribution challenges of the situation with COVID-19, while "personally congratulating" both Naughty Dog and Sucker Punch Productions on their accomplishments, successfully completing these projects at current circumstances. He also thanks the PlayStation community for their "support and patience".
From The Last of Us Part 2, we had the opportunity to play it last September at an event in Los Angeles, leaving us looking forward to learning more about Ellie's story: "The Last of Us Part II has left us with a great taste of mouth. A title that evolves and grows a work that immediately went down in the history of the modern video game. " About Ghost of Tsushima and Sucker Punch, a few days ago we offered you a complete report on its evolution, from being an indie studio to becoming one of the mainstays of Sony's global studios.
