Ghost of Tsushima could release as soon as 2020

Image credit: Sucker Punch Productions

We haven't heard much about Sucker Punch Production's Ghost of Tsushima since it was officially announced at last year's E3, but it may not be long until we get our hands on the historical open-world adventure.

According to Kotaku's News Editor Jason Schreier (and spotted by PlayStation Lifestyle), Ghost of Tsushima will release in early 2020 alongside The Last of Us: Part 2, George R. R. Martin’s rumored FromSoftware game, an unannounced Ubisoft title, Final Fantasy 7 Remake episode one, and “possibly” Cyberpunk 2077

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Schreier claims this information comes via his sources and, due to his connections in the games industry and history of accurate leaks, we're partial to believe the rumors.

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Another State of Play?

Image credit: Sucker Punch Productions

Image credit: Sucker Punch Productions

With Sony skipping E3 2019, when can we expect to get confirmation on Ghost of Tsushima's release date? Well, we're expecting that the company will host another  State of Play - much like the one used to reveal Death Stranding's release date. But we're not sure quite when that could be. We expect the case will be the same for The Last of Us: Part 2.

However, it's likely we will get release date confirmation for Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Cyberpunk 2077 at E3 2019, alongside the announcement of Ubisoft's unannounced title and the rumored George R.R. Martin title.

Not attending E3 2019 means Sony really is a wildcard this year. We're not quite sure what to expect from the company (or when) but, like the scouts, we're always prepared...

Vic Hood
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