Sony has withdrawn from Hideo Kojima's project Physint over its rumored $400 million budget, creating uncertainty around the game's future.
The most impactful news in the PlayStation sphere today is Sony’s decision to withdraw from Hideo Kojima’s ambitious project, Physint, as reported by Push Square. The reported $400 million budget for the stealth action game seems to have been a pivotal factor in Sony’s apprehension, particularly since Kojima Productions planned to retain the intellectual property rights and release the game on multiple platforms. Announced initially in 2024, this decision leaves the future of Physint somewhat uncertain, as it’s unclear whether Kojima will find another financial backer or potentially scale down the project.
The Last of Us Continues to Make Waves
Sony’s September PS5 update has introduced a new dynamic theme for fans of The Last of Us, offering a visual journey through parts one and two of the series. This update is part of a broader celebration tied to The Last of Us Day, which has been shifted to September 28 due to plans for a charity stream hosted on Twitch, as noted by Push Square. As part of the celebration, casting news for the HBO show has been revealed, with John Goodman, Ian Alexander, and Laura Bailey joining for the third season.
Upcoming Releases and Delistings
Looking ahead, the gaming schedule is packed, as detailed in a Push Square guide. Notable releases include The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered and Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve, ensuring that players will have plenty of new content to explore.
On the flip side, players should be aware of some upcoming delistings for October 2026, as highlighted by Push Square. Key disruptions include the removal of Fortnite’s Rocket Racing mode and the PS4 version of Warzone going offline. These changes remind players to check any content they might have yet to experience before it disappears.
