Even though the PlayStation 5 was just released a little over a year ago, Sony of course already has plans to make a successor to the console.

This was also confirmed by Sony through the documents they provided regarding the rejection of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

In the document, Sony says that the remaining time for PlayStation’s collaboration with Call of Duty will end in 2027, which Sony says is close enough to the release of its new generation of consoles.

Although it has not been confirmed if the console in question is the PlayStation 6, Sony said that the new generation of consoles will launch in approximately 2028.

“In the near future (2027), SIE will launch the next generation of PlayStation consoles, and will likely lose access to Call of Duty and other Activision games,” wrote Sony.

Approximately 3 weeks to the launch of The Callisto Protocol game. Krafton and Striking Distance Studios have just uploaded the latest trailer for the game.

In this new trailer, a number of cutscenes and sadistic gameplay from The Callisto Protocol are shown, which are indeed the main attraction of the game.

Comes with gore and horror themes similar to Dead Space, players will later play as Jacob who has to survive various monsters that can kill him instantly.

The Callisto Protocol will launch on December 2, 2022.

You can play the game on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and also PC platforms via Steam or the Epic Games Store.

Finally, here we are: CD Project Red has announced the date for the next-gen update of its blockbuster The Witcher III Wild Hunt. The appointment is for December 14th, in exactly one month: in addition to the most recent consoles from both Microsoft ( Xbox Series X | S) and Sony (PS5, of course ) the PC world will also be involved.

The patch was announced a long time ago, but it is delayed: initially, the developer planned to launch it by the second quarter of 2022, but then there were significant reorganizations that significantly slowed its production.

Initially, the works were managed by Saber Interactive, an external studio that has dealt with other secondary projects in the world of The Witcher – for example, the porting for Nintendo Switch always of the same game, then CDPR decided to pass the project to the internal studio, to unspecified reasons.

The patch promises a significant step forward for the graphics of the final chapter of the Geralt of Rivia saga – not that it’s disappointing as it is, but let’s say the industry has progressed quite a bit since 2015.

CDPR promises dozens of visual, performance and technical optimizations: among the most significant are support for real-time ray tracing, reduced loading times on consoles, many integrated mods, and much more.

There will also be some entirely new content, inspired by Netflix’s live-action series (which just recently lost its protagonist, Henry Cavill; he will be replaced by Liam Hemsworth ).

Just last month CDPR announced several projects set in the franchise: a whole new trilogy, no longer with Geralt as the protagonist, at least a couple of spin-offs, and a complete and complete remake of the first The Witcher, which is also the first game made. entirely from CDPR. The latter will be based on Unreal Engine 5.

source: Twitter