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First Planetside 2 On PlayStation 4 Images Appears Online
Clint Worley, producer on the PlayStation 4 version of Planetside 2 recently tweeted out some images of the game.
New build is about to drop so I grabbed a pic before the install. Dualshock rumble will add a ton to the gameplay! pic.twitter.com/1neGHhHqQw
— Clint Worley (@c0braje7) May 16, 2014
Following the image you see above, Worley replied to a tweet with another image and a promise of an E3 appearance for the game.
@SherwinScott2 no worries... we've just been cranking on our E3 version that will be hands on playable! pic.twitter.com/jSsMxVWIzZ
— Clint Worley (@c0braje7) May 18, 2014
Originally shared in October of last year, Planetside 2 was supposed to come to PlayStation 4 early this year, but considering it is now May, it looks like that window has been pushed back.
[Source: @c0braje7, via Gematsu]
Our Take
That Vita can't just be sitting there for no reason, right? I doubt there is a Vita port of Planetside 2 in the future, but remote play with the PlayStation 4 version certainly seems likely.
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