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Ghost of Yotei

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Escapist MagazineVery negative

Sucker Punch Lays Off 24 Staff Weeks After Ghost of Yōtei’s Echoes of Sekigahara Launch

Sucker Punch Productions, the studio behind Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Yōtei, has laid off 24 employees, approximately 10 percent of its staff. This decision comes less than a month after the launch of the Ghost of Yōtei: Echoes of Sekigahara expansion, despite the game selling millions. The layoffs are attributed to market challenges and the needs of the studio's next project, and follow similar cuts at other PlayStation studios like Bluepoint Games and Bungie.

PC GamerVery negative

You just can't win—despite Ghost of Yōtei selling millions of copies, 24 people are reportedly being let go…

Despite Ghost of Yōtei selling over 5 million copies, developer Sucker Punch Productions has reportedly laid off 24 employees, approximately 10% of its staff. This decision comes amidst broader challenges in the videogame industry, including rising development costs and market instability, leading to a critical view of the industry's health.

GamespotVery negative

Ghost Of Yotei Was A Hit, But Its Developer Is Reportedly Cutting Jobs

Sucker Punch Productions, the Sony-owned studio behind successful titles like Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Yotei, has reportedly laid off 24 employees. This represents at least 10% of the studio's staff, with leadership citing market challenges and project needs. The layoffs follow a period of critical and commercial success for the studio's open-world samurai games.

Gaming BoltVery negative

Ghost of Yōtei Developer Sucker Punch Lays Off 26 Employees – Rumor

Sucker Punch Productions has reportedly laid off 26 employees following the launch of its Ghost of Yōtei expansion, Echoes of Sekigahara. An alleged internal email cited market challenges and future project needs as reasons for the reductions. Despite Ghost of Yōtei's strong sales, the studio is not providing the same long-term support as its predecessor, and its next project remains unannounced.

To Much GamingPositive

Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition Review: Most Wanted Shines — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides

Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition offers a fantastic roguelite combat experience in its "Most Wanted" mode, particularly when playing as Jin Sakai, but is hampered by a drawn-out and poorly written main campaign. While the visuals and performance are excellent, and the Japanese voice acting is superior, the narrative and English dub fall flat. The "Most Wanted" mode is considered the highlight, making the game potentially worth it on sale.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Ghost of Yōtei Has Sold 5.4 Million Copies, Earning $407 Million in Revenue – Rumor

A report from Alinea Analytics estimates that Ghost of Yōtei has sold 5.4 million copies and generated $407 million in revenue, falling slightly behind Ghost of Tsushima's sales figures but close in revenue due to its $70 price point. The game reportedly sold 500,000 copies in the third quarter, and its Complete Edition upgrade has generated over $2 million.

IGNNeutral

Ghost of Yotei Sales Lag Behind Tsushima but Are Still Strong on PS5, Analyst Estimates Show

Ghost of Yōtei sales are reportedly lower than Ghost of Tsushima but still represent strong performance on the PlayStation 5, according to analyst estimates. The article highlights that despite trailing behind its predecessor, the game is still achieving significant numbers.

Retro GamerNegative

The Ghost of Yotei DLC isn't great, but it's a good reminder of why the main game is

While the main game Ghost of Yotei is highly praised and considered a favorite, its recent DLC, Ghost of Yotei: Echoes of Sekigahara, fails to impress. The expansion is described as a repetitive and uninspired look at the past, lacking the excitement and innovation of the original game.

GamespotPositive

Ghost Of Tsushima Anime Taps Star Wars: Visions Talent For Its 2028 Release

Crunchyroll has revealed new details for the upcoming Ghost of Tsushima anime, including a 2028 release window and key cast and crew members. Takanobu Mizuno, known for Star Wars: Visions, will direct the project at Kamikaze Douga, with Hayate Inc. confirming voice actors Mayumi Saco and Shinya Fukumatsu. The article also notes the growing trend of video game anime adaptations, mentioning projects for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Bloodborne, and Death Stranding.

Gaming BoltPositive

Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition Accolades Trailer Highlights Critical Praise

Sucker Punch Productions released an accolades trailer for Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition, highlighting critical praise for the new Echoes of Sekigahara expansion and Most Wanted mode. The trailer showcases the uneasy alliance between Nagato and Atsu, Jin's stoicism, and Oyuki's chaotic brand of gameplay, reinforcing the game's status as a top title for the PlayStation 5.

Games IndustryNeutral

Sony introduces AI upscaling to base PS5; Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei are first games to implement new tech

Sony Interactive Entertainment has introduced Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI upscaling technology for the base PlayStation 5, developed with AMD. This technology enhances image quality and frame rates, with Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei being the first games to implement it. Meanwhile, Jagex is investigating the use of generative AI by a partner in a RuneScape trailer, reaffirming its commitment against using AI for game assets.

Last Word GamingPositive

Ghost of Yotei Most Wanted Makes Atsu a Bounty Hunter

The Most Wanted DLC for Ghost of Yotei introduces a new roguelike mode where players take on bounties with escalating difficulty. Players start as Atsu and can unlock other characters like Oyuki, Nagato, and Jin Sakai, each with unique abilities. This DLC, included in the Complete Edition, focuses on survival and weapon mastery rather than a traditional story expansion.

GamespotNegative

Sony’s Revised PS5 Slim Could Be Getting Cheaper To Make, But Not To Buy

Sony has reportedly made internal revisions to the PlayStation 5 Slim console, focusing on longevity, repairability, and reduced manufacturing costs with a new motherboard and HDMI retimer chip. Despite these internal changes, the retail price of the PlayStation 5 consoles has increased since their launch.

Tech RadarPositive

Sony has revealed its new QSSR upscaling tech for the base PS5, with tech analysts confirming an 'exceptional' quality boost for Marvel's Wolverine, while Ghost of Yotei 'saw less dramatic improvements'

Sony has unveiled its new Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR) upscaling technology for the base PlayStation 5. Tech analysts at Digital Foundry have confirmed that QSSR provides an 'exceptional' quality boost for Marvel's Wolverine, while noting less dramatic improvements for Ghost of Yotei. The technology aims to enhance image detail and stability with a manageable performance impact.

EurogamerPositive

PS5 gets "AI-guided upscaling" a bit like PS5 Pro's, and it's available now in Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei

Sony Interactive Entertainment has introduced Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI-guided upscaling technology for the PlayStation 5, now available in Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei. This technology aims to improve image detail and stability, offering a taste of the PlayStation 5 Pro's capabilities on the standard console. Developers will soon have broader access to QSSR for their games.

FZ.sePositive

AI-uppskalaren QSSR har släppts till basversionen av PS5

Sony has released Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI upscaling technology for the base PlayStation 5 model. This alternative to the PlayStation 5 Pro's PSSR aims to improve image quality and stability. Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei are the first titles to receive QSSR support.

Playstation LifestyleNeutral

PS5 System Update Rolled Out to Ring in October 2026

Sony Interactive Entertainment released PlayStation 5 system software update 26.06-14.10.00 on October 1, focusing on security fixes and system performance. The update also appears to address recent PS5 jailbreaks. Notably, the base PlayStation 5 now supports Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI upscaler previously exclusive to the PlayStation 5 Pro.

Gaming BoltPositive

Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition Out Now, New Trailer Showcases Most Wanted and Echoes of Sekigahara

The Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition and its Echoes of Sekigahara expansion are now available. The new content introduces Atsu and Nagato, a new group of targets called the Vipers, and a 'Most Wanted' single-player mode featuring characters like Jin Sakai. The update also includes collaboration outfits, such as one inspired by The Last of Us.

Wolfs Gaming BlogPositive

Base PS5 Is Getting AI Upscaling, Starting With Marvel’s Wolverine And Ghost Of Yōtei

Sony is introducing a new AI upscaling technology called QSSR for the standard PlayStation 5, which will enhance graphics in existing games without requiring a PS5 Pro. Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei will be the first titles to feature this graphical improvement.

Retro GamerPositive

"AI upscaling is coming to PS5": Sony's base console is getting its own version of the PS5 Pro feature I've been jealous about  for 2 years

Sony Interactive Entertainment is bringing its AI upscaling technology, previously exclusive to the PS5 Pro, to the base PlayStation 5 console. This new feature, called Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), aims to improve image detail and stability in games like Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei.