Дом Новости Digimon Story: Time Stranger Listing Turfaces перед PS Состояние игры раскрыт

Digimon Story: Time Stranger Listing Turfaces перед PS Состояние игры раскрыт

Автор : Andrew Обновлять : Feb 20,2025

Потенциальная утечка от Gamestop предполагает предстоящую игру Digimon, Digimon Story: Time Stranger , может быть раскрыта во время сегодняшнего события PlayStation State of Play. Gematsu обнаружил списки предварительных заказов для игры на веб-сайте GameStop для PlayStation 5 и Xbox Series X, хотя в настоящее время отсутствует изображения или детали игрового процесса.

Эта утечка происходит за несколько часов до презентации Sony's State of Play, 40-минутной витрины с необъявленным контентом. Время настоятельно предполагает, что официальное объявление неизбежно.

Серия Digimon Story , происходящая с названием Nintendo DS в середине 2000-х годов, имеет долгую историю на различных платформах. Недавние взносы включают Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (2015), Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - память хакер (2017) и 2019 Полное издание объединить оба. Эти RPG обычно представляют, что игроки подружились и сражаются с Digimon.

В то время как продюсер франшизы Казумашу Хабу намекал на новую игру историю в 2022 году, до сих пор официально не раскрыта новая запись. Такие игры, как Digimon Shupive Прореалировали разрыв, но Digimon Story: Time Stranger выглядит как истинное продолжение серии, если утечка оказывается точной.

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