Can Rise of the Ronin Overcome Tepid Reviews To Reach Its Ambitious Sales Target?
We aren't quite sure what Koei Tecmo was thinking when it said that it expects Rise of the Ronin to sell 5 million units.
We aren't quite sure what Koei Tecmo was thinking when it said that it expects Rise of the Ronin to sell 5 million units.
Guerilla Games just can't seem to catch a break, almost always having to share the spotlight with other AAA titles.
The review embargo for Rise of the Ronin doesn't even lift until a day before its launch on PlayStation 5 on March 22.
Stuck between Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Stellar Blade, and Dragon's Dogma 2, don't expect Rise of the Ronin to be a huge seller on March 22.
Team Ninja's ambition that diverges from its traditional soulslike formula to offer a narrative-driven experience has intrigued many.
The upcoming 40-minute showcase will feature more than a dozen games, which is a much bigger lineup than the initial rumors suggested.
The unannounced PlayStation event is set to feature a mix of upcoming exclusive titles and several other surprises.
As much as genre fans would love for this to be the PS5 port of Bloodborne, this isn't likely, although the truth may just be as exciting.
Sony's upcoming State of Play event will primarily focus on indie and third-party titles, surprising fans expecting first-party reveals.
A notable insider, that has since laid low, hints at an upcoming PlayStation Showcase, presumably linked to the incoming release of Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
According to the leaks, Rise of the Ronin is a "mix of Assassin’s Creed, Ghost of Tsushima, and Dark Souls."
In total, Team Ninja is working on three games, two of which are unannounced and are scheduled to launch in 2023 and 2025, respectively.
The upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusive has been described as Assassin's Creed but set in Japan.