He also claims the stream will last 40 minutes which, if true, would leave plenty of time to show a glimpse of God of War. This, of course, hasn’t come to pass but following reports that Horizon Forbidden West could be delayed until 2022, Serrano then tweeted that the PlayStation showcase has been delayed until September 16 and will focus on “updates on the latest titles from Worldwide Studios and world-class development partners”.
Sony doesn’t appear to be attending Gamescom 2021 in any official capacity and it skipped E3 2021 too but in July, business analyst Robert Serrano, who has correctly leaked Sony event dates before, tweeted that the next State of Play would take place on August 12, ahead of Gamescom 2021, and would contain updates on God of War: Ragnarok, Horizon Forbidden West and PSVR 2.
It’s been a while since we last learned details about the untitled God of War sequel but there are rumors that it could make an appearance in the next PlayStation State of Play stream. When is the next State of Play and will God of War be part of it? Most likely this means God of War: Ragnarok will continue Sony's trend of $70 PS5 games, however, we hope things change by the time the game actually releases. It specifically named checked God of War and said that you'll need to pay a $10 digital fee to get the enhanced PS5 version of the game if you already own the PS4 version.
#End of god of war 3 upgrade#
After the player outrage surrounding the confusing upgrade process for Horizon Forbidden West, Sony issued a statement detailing how it will allow players to upgrade from the PS4 version to the PS5 version of future titles.
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