Gematsu discovered listings on the Taiwanese rating board for both PS5 and PS4 versions of the classic game, implying that it may be making a comeback using Sony’s new emulator. It’s not the first time this has occurred; Siren was also remastered as part of PlayStation’s ongoing retro revival effort.
Gematsu, who is known for having a sharp eye, noticed a scratched webpage for the cooperative side-scroller on PSDeals.net, which hints that an announcement may be coming soon.
The system, which launched at $599, was considered extortionately expensive at the time.
As a dedicated gamer, I’ve encountered some frustrating glitches that seem to have wiped out my character’s hard-earned upgrades and unlocks. However, the latest patch update assures us that these issues are acknowledged and addressed, according to the patch notes.
As per a Deadline article, it’s been announced that Michael Sarnoski, renowned for his work on “A Quiet Place: Day One” (2024), will direct the film adaptation of Kojima Productions’ 2019 game title. Besides “A Quiet Place: Day One”, Sarnoski has also directed films like “Pig” (2021) and an upcoming project titled “The Death of Robin Hood”.
According to Nintendo’s Vice President of Player and Product Experience, Bill Trinen, when questioned about the Switch 2 having a feature similar to Xbox’s Achievements or PlayStation’s Trophies by Polygon, he answered in the negative. In simpler terms, they have no plans for such a feature on the Switch 2 at this time.