It’s already certain that God of War 4 will be there in some form on this year’s E3. This time, a huge picture of God of War was just placed on the side of a house. Around the E3 site, all free wall surfaces are covered with toy posters and paintings. So PS4 owners might bemoan the likelihood of missing out on the next God of War adventure but at least there could be an incoming new Eidos (Square Enix Europe) game to soften the axe blow. Exploration looks a lot smoother though too, taking cues from both Uncharted and the modern Tomb Raider games. God of War 4 E3 has just finished painting. Sony kicked of its E3 2016 press conference with the new, Norse-themed God of War game from Sony Santa Monica.

The same source has also had something to say on another expected PS5 exclusive, remarking that Square Enix will show off two major reveals in June: “A PS5 exclusive FF title, and a cross-gen Eidos title.” Navtra also commented that E3, which takes place from June 12 to June 15, will be full of Final Fantasy reveals and updates. God of War 4 kicks off Sony E3 2016 press conference. In September 2020, ResetEra user Navtra stated “Demon's, Ratchet, and GoW2 are PS5 only”, and in the meantime the same forum poster has gained plenty of credit for being an accurate tipster.

While 2022 seems like a more probable release schedule for the next God of War title, old comments by a noted leaker that have been recently revisited have lent some weight to the belief that Kratos and Atreus will be journeying through ancient Norway on the PS5 alone. He posted this opinion, “I think it was delayed months ago”, indicating that it will be unlikely PS5 owners will see a God of War: Ragnarok release in 2021. Starting with God of War: Ragnarok, which has already won a host of awards and opinion polls as the most-anticipated game of the year (even beating out Elden Ring and Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 in a recent round of voting), the Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier made a telling comment recently on its release date status. While PlayStation 5 owners can ponder over news about the God of War sequel (currently commonly known as God of War: Ragnarok) and Final Fantasy, those millions of PlayStation 4 owners out there will have to face the fact that it seems unlikely the upcoming Santa Monica Studio project will be arriving on the older platform. There is a mixture of good news and bad news for PlayStation fans, depending on which console is in possession.

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