PlayStation Announces Limited PS5 Edition of Ghost of Yōtei and Gameplay at State of Play

Introducing Limited-Edition PS5 Bundles for Ghost of Yotei – Gold & Black Edition Details

PlayStation recently unveiled limited-edition PlayStation 5 consoles and accessories featuring a Ghost of Yotei visual theme during a State of Play broadcast. The highly anticipated presentation also provided new insights into the game’s combat and exploration, detailing protagonist Atsu’s journey of revenge. Ghost of Yotei is scheduled to launch on October 2 for PlayStation 5. Limited Edition Hardware Details Two distinct PlayStation 5 Limited Edition Ghost of Yotei bundles were revealed. The Gold Limited Edition Bundle will be available worldwide, while the Black Limited Edition Bundle is an exclusive offering through direct.playstation.com. Each bundle includes: A limited-edition PlayStation 5 console with a disc drive. A matching DualSense wireless controller featuring a unique silhouette of Atsu on its touchpad. A digital copy of Ghost of Yotei Standard Edition, including pre-order content. For further customization, Ghost of Yotei Gold Limited Edition console covers will be available for separate purchase, compatible with both standard and Pro PlayStation 5 models. These covers feature the same kintsugi-inspired designs and maker’s seal found on the Gold bundle.

Limited-Edition DualSense Controllers for Ghost of Yotei – Gold & Black Variants Available Separately + Upcoming Gameplay Deep Dive on July 10

The DualSense Wireless Controller – Ghost of Yotei Limited Edition will also be sold separately. The Gold variant will be widely available, while the Black DualSense Wireless Controller – Ghost of Yotei Limited Edition will be sold exclusively at direct.playstation.com and select retailers in Japan. Upcoming Gameplay Deep Dive A dedicated 20-minute gameplay deep dive for Ghost of Yotei is scheduled to stream on July 10. This presentation, hosted by Sucker Punch’s Creative Directors Jason Connell and Nate Fox, will showcase content previously announced during a State of Play broadcast and will not introduce new details. About Ghost of Yotei Ghost of Yotei is the upcoming action-adventure installment from Sucker Punch Productions, envisioned as a spiritual successor to Ghost of Tsushima. Designed to fully leverage PlayStation 5’s power, the game promises stunning environments, starry skies, auroras, and dynamic vegetation. The story follows the mercenary Atsu, driven by an insatiable thirst for revenge after her family was killed by the Six of Yotei. Her adventure begins in her native land of Hokkaido in 1603. As Atsu progresses, her “Onryo” legend spreads, causing stronger foes to challenge her. Key gameplay features highlighted by Sucker Punch include:

“Ghost of Yotei: Nonlinear Missions, Expanded Exploration, and Enhanced Combat on PS5”

Nonlinear Mission Choices: Players can select the order of enemy elimination. Expanded Exploration: Atsu’s adventure unfolds along Japan’s edge. Players can interrogate enemies to discover new places and quests. Bounties are scattered across the land, or players can track bounties on Atsu’s head to collect resources. Exploring Ezo is aided by flowers that provide a speed boost while riding. Enhanced Exploration Systems: These include a cards and topics system, altars to boost skills, minigames, and a faithful wolf companion. Diverse Combat: Players will wield a variety of weapons, including katanas, odachis, kusarigamas, spears, and dual katanas. Ranged options include bows, kunai, rifles, and bombs. Visual Modes: The acclaimed Kurosawa Mode (black and white with grain and Japanese dubbing) makes a return. New homages include Takashi Miike Mode, which offers more brutal combat with a closer camera, and Shinichiro Watanabe Mode, providing a lo-fi visual style during combat and exploration. Ghost of Yotei arrives on PlayStation 5 on October 2.

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