
Good evening, PlayStation fans, I’m thrilled to bring you some breaking news from Japan Studio via Tokyo Game Show 2015!
Gravity Rush Remastered, an upgraded version of the highly acclaimed PlayStation Vita hit, is officially making its way to PS4 on February 9th, 2016.
Brought to life on the big screen by the team at Bluepoint Games, you’ll be able to join heroine Kat and her sidekick Dusty as they soar through the enchanting city of Hekseville like never before. On the graphics side, this release takes advantage of the PS4 hardware to deliver the smooth, vibrant HD visuals of this high-flying adventure.
All three original DLC packs released alongside Gravity Rush’s initial release — the Spy Pack, The Maid Pack, and The Military Pack — will also be included within the game.
Whether you are brand new to the franchise, or want to relive the experience again, Gravity Rush Remastered is the perfect opportunity to experience the magical story of Kat as she seeks answers to her mysterious gravity-defying powers and forgotten past, now in full HD 1080p glory with ample graphical and performance improvements.
Stay tuned to PlayStation.Blog for more information about Gravity Rush Remastered in the coming months…
The moment Sony stepped out of the conference, Vita games were announced left and right.
Most of them are cross-plattform, so the “new audience” excuse cannot be accepted.
If Spike Chunsoft or Tecmo Koei can do it with Danganronpa or Toukiden 2, why Sony doesn´t seem to even bother except to give us bad news and half assed ports?
Because all of their teams from WWS are focusing on PS4 games/projects/apps. Making a game cross-platform could actually alter the studios’ original vision of their games for the worse. Being very limited technically could also limit the potential and the performances of these games. So for SCE to solely focus on the PS4 is the better business decision. There is no point in making a port on another system if it doesn’t turn to be profitable enough for them when ported.
I can’t wait to see how Toukiden 2 will look and play… because despite being originally a portable game, Toukiden Kiwami is still a looker on PS4 (even if it’s not the best one out there).