PlayStation 4 users can upgrade to the directors cut to get access to the Iki expansion and other content. Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut will launch on August 20 and will be available on PlayStation 4 and 5. The Iki Island expansion can be accessed once players have completed the second act of the base game. So when we had the opportunity to go make this Director’s Cut, make the PS5 version available, we got to revisit this and it was very exciting for us." Watch popular content from the following creators: Sixfornai(sixfornai). "We wanted that, on the PS4, in the base game when we were charting towards finishing that one up, but due to our technical constraints, due to the way that we were making our cutscenes and frankly due to logistical and time constraints – those things combined sort of didn’t make that a reality for us, but we really wanted it. Discover short videos related to ghost of tsushima bonus content on TikTok. According to Sucker Punch Creative/Art Director Jason Connell, the lip sync wasn't possible for the base game:
The director's cut also adds Japanese voice sync, which was absent in the main game. Ghost of Tsushima Free Bonus Content - Digital Mini Art Book & Director’s Commentary. The upgrade will leverage next-gen capabilities by adding 3D audio support and haptic feedback. More content isn't the only thing coming with the director's cut it will also include a next-gen upgrade. Unfortunately, the PS4 version will not get this update.RELATED: Ghost of Tsushima' Expansion Trailer Reveals Release Date, More Samurai Action The biggest PS5-exclusive feature, however, is the addition of Japanese lip sync, thanks to “the PS5’s ability to render cinematics in real time.” Now, if you’re playing in Japanese on the PS5, the characters’ lips will actually look like they’re speaking Japanese. Can I safely delete it I have installed the PS4 version before upgrading at the DCs release to the PS5 native version, and since deleted the PS4 version. PS5-exclusive features include haptic feedback and adaptive trigger support for the DualSense, as well as 3D audio enhancements, “drastically improved load times, 4K resolution options and framerates targeting 60 FPS.” Since the PS5s recent system update I see a 'Ghost of Tsushima Bonus Content' with a PS4 sign on my starting screen, in between my other games. The director’s cut will also include “every piece of additional content we’ve released to date,” according to the announcement.Īs far as new features are concerned, the PS5 version is getting the bulk of the attention here. The Deluxe Edition is worth it if you want the extra digital content that it includes. Check out this guide to find out where to find your DLC items i.
You can access Iki Island in the beginning of Act 2 after getting to the Toyotama region in the main story. If you pre ordered Ghost Of Tsushima then you are probably wondering where you DLC items are. Iki will offer new environments to explore, new armor to unlock, new techniques, new enemy types, and more. Content IDs Ghost DC Trial Tracker Unknown: EP9000-PPSA0320800-GHOSTDCTRIAL0000 Ghost DC Trial Tracker Unknown. Along with 4 different classes that have unique abilities and a good amount of progression & unlockables. This story expansion has Jin travel to Iki to investigate rumors about the Mongolian invasion, only to find himself “caught up in events with deeply personal stakes that will force him to relive some traumatic moments from his past.” There are story missions, a wave based survival mode, and a raid thats split up into three lengthy parts. You must pre-order either the Standard Edition. Its all great I was amazed with this game and everything that came with the. The highlight for the Director’s Cut is a new chapter set on the neighboring island of Iki. Sucker Punch’s bonus content weighs in at 22 GB for the Digital Deluxe Edition of Ghost Of Tsushima (via Reddit) and this package costs £64.99. A couple of days after it was leaked, Sony has officially announced Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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