Monday, March 08, 2021
On March 4, 2000, the PlayStation 2 was released in Japan. Most people would have a party when celebrating a 21st birthday, but with many areas still in lockdown thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, people are left wondering when they’ll see their friends and family again. There are some franchises from the PS2 era that make us feel the same way. They are completely absent from any of Sony’s newer consoles, but it’s high time we saw them again. Without further ado, these are the ten franchises we would love to see make a comeback on the PS5.
Crash Bandicoot s near inclusion, nonstop leaks and a failed Rival Schools project - What happened to PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale? Posted by Dakota DarkHorse Hills • January 24, 2021 at 10:23 a.m. PST • Comments: 35
Years before Rivals of Aether and Brawlhalla would carve out success in the platform fighting game genre building off the backs of Super Smash Bros., Sony attempted their own ill-fated title that was probably one of the unluckiest projects in modern video games.
Content creator Matt McMuscles recently put PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale under the microscope in the latest episode of his What Happened? series with a former Superbot developer shedding extra light on the multitude of rumors surrounding the failed fighter.