All the way back in 2023, we first heard reports that Sony was working on an anime based on the console maker’s popular Ghost of Tsushima IP. Officially announced last year, we have now gotten our first proper look at the project, with a teaser trailer having been released.

Releasing a stylish-yet-vague teaser trailer, PlayStation / Crunchyroll officially unveiled Ghost of Tsushima Legends. While little could be gleaned from the trailer itself, we did get a new description for the upcoming anime – which reads as follows: “Ghost of Tsushima Legends follows one of the last remaining samurai as he defends his homeland of Tsushima against the Mongol Empire.”

Alongside these basic plot details, we also got a breakdown of the crew behind the project, with the following creatives said to be in charge:

• Director: Takanobu Mizuno (Star Wars Visions)
• Produced by: HAYATE Inc (joint venture between Aniplex and Crunchyroll)
• Script: Satoshi Maejima and Gen Urobuchi (Nitroplus)
• Character designs: Takashi Okazaki (Afro Samurai creator)
• Animation Studio: KAMIKAZE DOUGA (known for Star Wars Visions; Ninja Batman and Pop Team Epic)

While no official release date has been offered, the anime was previously announced to be arriving some time in 2027, and so expect GoT: Legends to release some time next year.

Ghost of Tsushima is by far one of Sony’s biggest new IPs in some time, and so it makes sense for them to capitalise on its success. Hopefully we learn more about the previously-announced live-action film adaptation soon enough.

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Last year's Ghost of Yotei is currently this year's best-selling first-party PlayStation Studios title, according to a new report from Alinea Analytics. The latest from Sucker Punch is closing in on an estimated 5 million copies sold since launch, the report claims, and as we officially transition to the back-half of 2026, it's estimated 1.1 million copies sold within 2026 is carrying the load for PlayStation's first-party portfolio. That's not the biggest shock, considering the only other first-party PlayStation releases so far this year are Marathon and Saros, both games that received heavy critical praise, but neither has been able […]

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Among the many different new IPs which Sony published during the PlayStation 3 era, one of the most underappreciated was InFamous – a series of relatively bleak open world titles which perfectly blended the notion of power fantasies; responsibility; morality and choice. Developed by Sucker Punch, the series has been on hiatus ever since the team moved on to Ghost of Tsushima/Yotei. That said, according to insiders, Sony could be attempting to bring InFamous back in one form or another.

During the most recent episode of the VGC Podcast, known insider Jordan Middler revealed that Sony appears to be working on something InFamous related, stating: “There is a groundswell of people that want InFamous. I'm under the impression that there is an InFamous thing happening somewhere else in PlayStation at the minute, not tied to [Sucker Punch].”

Middler then expanded on this during an appearance on the Kinda Funny Gamescast, adding that “I was told at some point that an InFamous project is in development somewhere at PlayStation”. That said, Middler made sure to note that “it’s not something I can stand up with two sources.”

Despite this, the insider appeared to have confidence in their source, stating “you hear things on the wind, and I feel like my wind has a pretty good track record.”

In terms of what this project actually is, Middler could not confirm, however they did claim that “when I was told about it I fully assumed the person was referring to a remake of 1 and 2. That wasn’t told to me directly but that was very much implied.”

It is worth noting that Middler claimed that the project was in the works “at some point”, meaning it could have since been cancelled. Still, the notion of a new InFamous entry in any form is highly exciting. Hopefully whatever project was in the works manages to make its way past the finish line.

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As with the first game before it, Sucker Punch Productions promised that Ghost of Yotei would be receiving a free update in the new year focused on introducing the game’s co-op Legends Mode. With the update officially going live today, the team at Sucker Punch have now shared “everything you need to know about the online co-op multiplayer mode.”

Taking to the PlayStation blog, Legends Lead Designer Darren Bridges expanded on everything which we learned previously regarding Ghost of Yotei’s upcoming mode.

According to Bridges, the Legends mode began production at the same time as the single player campaign – meaning it was in development in one form or another since 2020/21.

Tying the game mode into Yotei’s narrative, the team revealed that Legends is a “retelling” of Atsu’s fight against the Yotei Six “way later; years, even centuries after the fact” – which explains why players will be fighting big demons.

In terms of gameplay, Sucker Punch confirmed that the mode will offer 4 difficulty options: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum; each of which will feature “different enemies, different challenges” while earning bonus XP for your trouble.

One aspect in which Yotei is stepping up its game is in the visual customisation department, with Legends featuring “really wild stuff” to unlock fashion-wise. Another new element sees the mode’s lobby greatly expanded from a simple menu in the previous game to now being a fully fledged space featuring PvP options, mini games and much more.

All-in-all, it seems like Ghost of Yotei Legends is set to be an improvement across the board, taking a promising side mode from the previous game and expanding upon it in all aspects. It will be interesting to see how wacky the skins are when Ghost of Yotei Legends arrives later today, Full details on this new mode can be found HERE.

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