In the battle, PlayStation has officially confirmed that the Silent Hill 2 Remake and Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater will both release later this year. This is very kind given Konami’s dead silence on the subject. Recently, Bloober Team had to publicly defend its modest communication by asserting that everything was based on Konami, and that the development of Silent Hill 2 was going well in their headquarters in Krakow.
The distributor Just for Games had certainly already mentioned a release in 2024 for the horror game. For MGS Deltahowever, this is a first.
Place at Concord
Incidentally, PlayStation also confirms that the Concord game-service is still targeting 2024 despite the radio silence. This is because the publisher’s GAAS stable found itself turned upside down by several factors: the cancellation of the multiplayer game The Last of Us, internal troubles at Bungie forcing the studio to postpone the major expansion Destiny 2: The Final Form, the cancellation of several unannounced titles, and the upcoming departure of Jim Ryan, CEO who was ostensibly at the origin of this editorial pivot.
The opportunity to remember the existence of Stellar Blade, officially postponed to this year (2023 being over, obviously, there is no longer much choice). The rest of the video won’t teach you much more, adding gameplay extracts from The Last of Us Part II Remastered, Helldivers 2, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth or even the indie gem The Plucky Squire.