Just yesterday, Sony reported that it would postpone the arrival of The Last of Us Part II to give designer NaughtyDog more opportunity to clean it up. While still unverified, an ongoing report by Kotaku's Jason Schreier has expressed that Ghost of Tsushima has additionally endured a postponement in light of Sony's choice. With the PS5 apparently turning out toward the finish of 2020, is there a possibility that we could see Ghost of Tsushima arrive on Sony's cutting edge equipment?
To make sense of that, we just need to look to the ongoing past. At the point when the PS4 propelled in 2013, Sony made a truly enormous push to get unique titles on it. This was blended in with an aiding of some cross-age discharges, (for example, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Call of Duty: Ghosts) that gave clients an unmistakable motivation to jettison their PS3's for Sony's hot new box. Why burn through $60 on a form of the game that looked and ran more terrible than its PS4 partner?
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Strangely, however, Sony propelled The Last of Us on PS3 prior that equivalent year. While the points of interest of the PS4's dispatch date were obscure at the time, many were planning to bid farewell to their past comfort and welcome another one into their homes. At that point came The Last of Us to the tune of rave audits and mind boggling deals. Plainly individuals couldn't hang tight for the PS4 and needed to game at the present time!
