Capcom's major update for Dragon's Dogma 2, originally set for August, has been pushed to early September.
This week’s PlayStation news offers a mixed bag of updates, delays, and surprise announcements that might interest both players and collectors.
Delayed Dragon’s Dogma 2 Patch
The most significant update comes from Capcom, who have slightly delayed the anticipated patch for Dragon’s Dogma 2. Originally scheduled for a late August release, the substantial update is now arriving on September 1st or 2nd, depending on your timezone. This patch is crucial as it sets the stage for the forthcoming Dark Arisen expansion, planned for release on October 9th. While delays can be disappointing, players will likely hope the additional time will ensure a smoother rollout. For more details, check Push Square.
Gamescom Highlight: Showa American Story
In the realm of new releases and gaming showcases, Showa American Story managed to stand out among a plethora of similar-looking PS5 trailers during Gamescom. As Push Square reports, the title drew attention amidst the overwhelming flood of fantasy Soulslikes and shooter games. Despite the challenge of presenting unique offerings in such a setting, Showa American Story appears to have captured its audience with distinct storytelling or gameplay elements yet to be fully elaborated upon.
Train Sim World 7 Approaches PS5 Release
Meanwhile, the latest in the Train Sim World franchise gears up for release, albeit not as anticipated by all fans. An op-ed pointed out the curious scheduling, noting that Train Sim World 7 will hit the PS5 before certain long-awaited routes, like the Japanese segment, see the light of day. This release continues the annual tradition, though fans might hope for better alignment of content and game releases in the future. More information can be sourced from Push Square.
Terranigma’s US Release and Physical Edition
A classic returns with Terranigma, the cult 16-bit RPG, finally landing its first official US release in 2027. Not only will the game make its debut stateside, but it will also be available as a physical version for the PS5. Originally released in Japan in 1995 and in Europe by 1996, the game has been a long-time coming for American fans due to prior licensing complications. This move is likely to excite collectors and RPG enthusiasts alike who cherish physical copies. More details are available via Push Square.
