A new Rise of the Ronin trailer was shared today, focusing on the game's combat mechanics.
09.02.2024 - 20:59 / wccftech.com / Francesco De Meo
Death Stranding 2 On The Beach's latest trailer was captured on PlayStation 5, and the impressive visuals showcased in it are likely to improve even further.
Speaking in a new Hideotube video shared today, Hideo Kojima spoke at length about the second entry in the series, confirming the State of Play trailer was captured on console. He also thinks that the game's graphics will improve even more in the future, which is a bold statement, considering what we have seen already. It was also confirmed the game will feature real-time terrain deformation that will influence gameplay, such as roads getting cut off by earthquakes, forest fires, floods, and so on.
Hideo Kojima also spoke briefly about the Death Stranding 2 On The Beach production timeline. At the moment, the assets are ready and require to be constructed. Japanese dubbing is also set to begin this year ahead of next year's release.
During the new Hideotube video, Hideo Kojima also commented on the game's story, confirming it will take place on a continent outside of America, the puppet, who's been modeled after German director Faith Akin, Elle Fanning's character, the Drawbridge group, Fragile's role, and development since the first game and more. Some new information was also shared on PHYSINT, which Hideo Kojima likened to a movie, although it will still be a video game. You can check out the full video below.
Death Stranding 2 On The Beach launches next year on PlayStation 5.
A new Rise of the Ronin trailer was shared today, focusing on the game's combat mechanics.
The PlayStation 5 Pro will be marketed as a 120 FPS, 4K machine, thanks to its better specs and AI upscaling, which Sony has been working on for a while, according to rumors circulating online.
A player has noted a similarity between Death Stranding 2: On The Beach’s DHV Magellan and Metal Gear REX from Metal Gear Solid. This potential Metal Gear Solid reference hidden within Death Stranding 2: On The Beach has sparked some conversations among fans about possible connections between Hideo Kojima's iconic franchises.
Death Stranding 2's Norman Reedus thinks the sequel has more violence in it, compared to the original's "passive" attitude.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will take place on a different continent than the previous game, Hideo Kojima has revealed. The famous video game designer confirmed this detail about his upcoming PlayStation exclusive as part of a recent interview that also saw him disclose some other information about Death Stranding 2.
There were plenty of hints along the way, and even some leaks by the leading man himself, but it was only made official at the Game Awards 2022 that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is on its way. Coming from the same influential and creative mind as the original, as well as the Metal Gear franchise before it, Hideo Kojima introduced the game himself. Of course, nothing about Kojima’s games are straight forward, and what was revealed about Death Stranding 2 probably raised more questions than it answered. We’re strapping on our boots, connecting to our BBs, and are ready to make the trek to find out everything there is about Death Stranding 2.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’s most recent trailer made it abundantly clear that the game, unlike its predecessor, isn’t going to be set in the United State of America (or the United Cities of America, as it’s known in Death Stranding’s fiction), but exactly how far away from that setting is the sequel going to take players? Mexico was mentioned a few times in the game’s trailer, so does that mean Sam and co. will still be somewhere in North America?
Director Fatih Akin has compared Death Stranding 2 to The Godfather Part 2.
Hideo Kojima has spoken about the upcoming Death Stranding movie, admitting that it will be "quite difficult" to adapt his most recent work.
Even one of Death Stranding 2's leading actors has no clue what the sequel is about because Hideo Kojima isn't letting any details slip before the recording starts.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’s State of Play trailer was a packed one, and several days on from when it premiered, we’re still diving deep into its nitty-gritties and discovering all the details it’s hiding. And though crafting trailers that are deliberately mysterious and raising a constant stream of questions is very much Hideo Kojima’s MO for marketing his games, during a recent episode of his YouTube show HideoTube (the first in over seven years), he shared some significant new details on the game himself, while providing commentary for the aforementioned trailer.
PlayStation hosted the year's first State of Play games showcase early Thursday, bringing a host of new announcements, reveals and updates on upcoming releases. Sony presented a deep dive into two of its first-party titles, with extended gameplay trailers for Rise of the Ronin and Stellar Blade. The latter also finally received a release date — Shift Up's action-adventure title is arriving April 26. Team Ninja's Rise of the Ronin received a detailed gameplay trailer, showing off sword combat, special weapons, and traversal. We also got to know a bit more about the Edo period setting of the game, which takes right in the middle of the Japanese revolution.