There are sagas that do not know why they end up suddenly disappearing and no news around it is no longer produced. It is as if a coat of silence fell on them and that no one else remembered that they had made us have fun, in pain that a man in black comes, put the speech before his eyes and a Flazo He eliminates all memories. But someone now returned the saga Killzone At the forefront today, and we must say that we all felt particularly well.
Because if you have played one of the Killzone which were launched between 2004 and 2013 for PS2, PS3 and PS4, you surely miss this futuristic atmosphere, this world subject to tyranny and development shooter that it is not easy to see in the exclusivity that he has Sony And this orientation, above all, on adventure epics in the third person. But indeed, genres and modes come and go and do not seem that Fps Now these are horses capable of pulling a car as large as PS5.
Will Killzone come back? Can, but with conditions
Anyway, surely a lot of guilt that Killzone I did not return it AloyThe famous saga warrior Horizon which was the substitute for shooter In the Dutch study Guerrilla games, It is therefore very possible that they did not want to go back when they have such a big ball in Playstation. But it is also true that intellectual property could have yielded to another study linked to Sony and all so happy.
But he was the musical composer of the saga, Man Joriswho talked about KillzoneWho seems to be missing because he took his name in an interview with an online support and, moreover, took the opportunity to raise a possible return. Although with nuances because, therefore, in general, he does not think there is a hole at the moment on the new deliveries market, but rather an examination of what we have seen for previous generations.
Concretely, Man He said that “I know that certain requests have been received for Killzone Back […] But I think it's risky and I don't know if it will happen at some point. What I hope is to do it because […] It is an emblematic saga. I think that a remastering would have better reception, but I don't know if a new game would be. So Momenrto, everything is speculation and there is nothing on the table.
Surely have just that a new game is too important to assume it without having practically guaranteed success guarantees, therefore a remastering from the three main titles, those of PS2, PS3 and PS4, would not be a bad idea, in particular the last of 2013 which could draw the car for a return of the franchise. But at the moment, it does not seem that there is too much desire to risk in a genre that Sony, recently, was particularly expensive. Ahem, someone said Concord?
