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“Ghost of Tsushima” has received a new update after a long time. The official changelog reveals what changes.
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“Ghost of Tsushima” is no longer one of the newest games on the market. However, that made sure PC version announcement once again for a boost in popularity.
And console gamers don't go away empty-handed either. The open-world action game has received a new update for PS4 and PS5, which, not coincidentally, was made available for download before the upcoming PC launch.
Crossplay expansion and bug fixes
According to Sucker Punch, the… Update 2.19 The crossplay support of “Gost of Tsushima” has been adjusted before the PC version can be used on the calculator on May 16, 2024.
This means players on PlayStation systems will be able to team up with PC players in Legends co-op mode after the update once the game launches on that platform.
However, Update 2.19 of “Ghost of Tsushima” has even more to offer. It also fixes “an XP issue at rank 999 in Legends.” A bug that had allowed an additional player in teams of two has also been fixed. Some “additional fixes” round out the package of improvements and enhancements.
Changelog for update 2.19 of Ghost of Tsushima:
- The patch adds initial support for crossplay services for the upcoming PC release.
- Fixed an XP issue at rank 999 in Legends.
- An exploit that allowed an additional player in teams of two has been removed.
- Further corrections made.
The PC version of “Ghost of Tsushima” will appear as stated on May 16, 2024. What the PC has to do in order to meet the minimum or high requirements was recently the subject of an announcement.
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More interesting than the PC specs themselves was the confirmation that PlayStation games on PC starting with “Ghost of Tsushima” will receive a PC overlay that brings PlayStation Network features to that platform. This includes trophies and friend lists. Information about the PC overlay is summarized in this message.
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