PlayStation Exclusives Are Dominating the Early 2024 Game of the Year Race
The year isn't over yet but the race for The Game of the Year award at The Game Awards in December is looking like PlayStation's to lose.
The year isn't over yet but the race for The Game of the Year award at The Game Awards in December is looking like PlayStation's to lose.
We're only weeks away from the release of Stellar Blade, the first PlayStation 5 exclusive for the next fiscal year.
According to an interview, the partnership with PlayStation allowed Shift Up to focus exclusively on the game's development.
Sony will have to cough up a lot of money if it wants to buyout Shift Up following the expected success of Stellar Blade in April.
Formerly a multiplatform game teased under the working title "Project Eve", things have changed a lot for the Shift Up project.
Ahead of its launch in April, Stellar Blade is proving exactly why it deserves the R18+ rating it received in South Korea.
The leaked demo is suggesting that Stellar Blade is more than just a pretty game, offering actual gameplay substance and narrative depth.
Players of all genders agree that Shift Up made the right decision of using Shin Jae-eun's likeness for Eve's physical appearance.
It seems like the developers know exactly what kind of audience they're catering to with the upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusive game.
South Korea, as well as other Asian countries, are just begging for a massive investment from companies like Sony.