Ghost of Tsushima PS5 Upgrade Release Date

Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima was 1 of the PS4's biggest sectional hits, and fans are clamoring for more. Other popular PS4 games like Death Stranding have received PS5 upgrades. Therefore, many are wondering whether Ghost of Tsushima will get the same treatment. Read on to discover out the Ghost of Tsushima PS5 upgrade release date.

When is the Ghost of Tsushima PS5 upgrade release appointment?

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Currently, we don't know when, or if, a PS5 upgrade to Ghost of Tsushima is coming out.

Earlier this yr, Sucker Punch released a patch for the game that introduced 60fps to the game. Despite this, it didn't include any graphical upgrades. Other releases like Star Wars Jedi Fallen Club recently got dedicated adjacent-gen updates. That comes with native 4K back up and 60fps gameplay, which isn't much more than Ghost of Tsushima's update brought. Therefore, Sucker Dial might non be in a hurry to release a PS5 remaster.

However, information technology's common practice for Sony to bring their most popular PlayStation exclusives to their latest consoles. Franchises similar Uncharted and The Last of Us were ported to PS4 not long after the console released. However, PS5 is still in its first year – and is all the same hard to get your hands on. It'll likely take a little time earlier more PS4 classics get in on the new hardware. Since Sucker Punch released the 60fps patch and so presently after the PS5'due south release, it's unlikely that they've got a full-on remaster in the works.

Never say never, though, as Comicbook.com discovered a Sucker Punch employee'south LinkedIn profile, saying a PS5 version was in the works. That was over one-half a year ago, and we've heard zippo since – so until we hear confirmation, it's best to keep expectations low.

In other news, the release appointment for Aliens Firetime Elite was confirmed today – but disappointingly, it'southward not coming to Switch. Windows xi was also announced today, bringing several enhancements to Microsoft'due south gaming capabilities.