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- It’s an open-world samurai adventure.
- The game is grounded and realistic.
- The E3 2018 trailer is not part of the main story, it’s a side quest!
- The game is a original work of fiction they are not rebuilding history stone by stone.
- Main storyline will be Jin vs. the Mongols.
- Leader of the Mongols is an “uncomfortably reasonable killer” trying to intimidate our hero.
- The main character is called Jin Sakai.
- He’s had to go beyond his samurai training in order to fight back against the Mongols.
- There a lot of stories in the game that you may not find them all.
- There are many side characters in the game, most which have sidequests.
- The theme of the combat is “mud, blood, and steel”. Expect to get dirty and muddy.
- Possibility of other weapons but they’re only showing the katana right now.
- Sucker Punch teases that Jin's combat style abandons some samurai techniques, swapping them for the "violent grace of a silent assassin".
- Jin has learned to use a grapple hook but this is not part of his samurai training. He’s had to learn new tricks to silently kill the Mongols.
- Strong focus on minimalism for the graphics, you see the things that are more pronounce.
- “Movement” is the environment theme, expect everything to move - blowing trees, windy fields, falling leaves.
- Landscapes range from the swaying bamboo forests of the countryside, to the urban centers of ornate castles.
- Everything you can see in the background you can go to such as a Pagoda and Mongol ships, you have the freedom to go where you want at your on pace.
- They want to give players a lot of navigational options.
- There will be a minimal game HUD but they’re not showing it just yet.
- Looks like there’s a photo mode.
- You can play the game with a Japanese voice track.
- Jin’s nickname is “The Ghost of Tsushima”.
- Jin has become a “legend” in Japan called “The Ghost”.
- Jin will change what is wearing. In a rain-drenched part of the world Jin has traded his traditional armor for a straw raincoat called a mino.
- You can ride a horse, is integral to the game. Horse’s name is Nobu.
- Expect that level of detail (E3 2018 trailer) in the whole game.

HaruKazuhira wrote:In Trailer Rewind interview Nate mentioned how he wanted to evoke the feeling of a Wandering Samurai and I lost my gooseberry fool. This is about to be the dream Rurouni Kenshin Game I've always wanted. I'm about to go full Battousai on these Mogols >,>

Saint of Killers wrote:

Ghost of Tsushima will have Japanese audio track option

PlayStation 4 exclusive Ghost of Tshushima drew comments last night during PlayStation's E3 conference from fans wishing that the Japan-set game would feature a Japanese language option. Today, in a press demo of the game attended by Eurogamer, developer Sucker Punch confirmed just that.

The details are still being worked upon, but a Japanese-language option with English subtitles was mentioned. The demo we saw consisted of the gameplay section shown during PlayStation's press conference, but now in Japanese. Plans are afoot to localise the full game, Sucker Punch said.

Featuring a keen eye for detail (Sucker Punch mentioned sending an audio scout to Japan to record, among other things, native birdsong), Ghost of Tshushima is intended as a "time machine" for players wanting an accurate representation of the location and era. A Japanese language soundtrack would certainly help with this.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018 ... udio-track

NickSCFC wrote:

Saint of Killers wrote:

Ghost of Tsushima will have Japanese audio track option

PlayStation 4 exclusive Ghost of Tshushima drew comments last night during PlayStation's E3 conference from fans wishing that the Japan-set game would feature a Japanese language option. Today, in a press demo of the game attended by Eurogamer, developer Sucker Punch confirmed just that.

The details are still being worked upon, but a Japanese-language option with English subtitles was mentioned. The demo we saw consisted of the gameplay section shown during PlayStation's press conference, but now in Japanese. Plans are afoot to localise the full game, Sucker Punch said.

Featuring a keen eye for detail (Sucker Punch mentioned sending an audio scout to Japan to record, among other things, native birdsong), Ghost of Tshushima is intended as a "time machine" for players wanting an accurate representation of the location and era. A Japanese language soundtrack would certainly help with this.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018 ... udio-track

Japanese language trailer



Think I'll play with Japanese voices and English subtitles

twitter.com/jasonschreier/status/1187378783315210243

Wedgie wrote:Looks like I may get this as my first game for the PS5.