It is getting stronger there Curious to know what works for the naughty dog, And how the software house, which has proven to be a real guarantee for Sony fans in recent years, will decide Take advantage of PlayStation 5’s next generation hardware Create new impressive story universes.
We do not know what they are focusing on at the moment Uncharted and the authors of The Last of us, But inevitably the expectations are already high in the number of fans. Neil Truckman has decided to make the wait even more impatient by posting a new twitter on his official Twitter profile.
As you can read below, Truckman says that for obvious reasons, players who listen to the news at upcoming naughty dog games will not be able to respond. However, the co-chairman of the software house reveals to us that we can expect the studio to offer several projects in the future:
“If you tweet me and ask me about future plans, I can not tell you anything … please be patient. There are some interesting things in the works that we can not wait to share with you. As much as we can, we will! “.
In recent weeks, the desired principles that the naughty dog should serve in a fantasy game are increasingly emphasized, especiallyOrigin of some dubious concept art published by members of the software house. However, fan speculation was early Officially separated by developers. Meanwhile, several players are waitingIntroducing the mode of sections of our last part 2, The naughty dog now maintains a silent snail that has lasted for several months. In short, we have to wait and see what the future holds for the Naughty Dog and the PlayStation 5.
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