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4A Games Teases Metro On PlayStation 4
It's not much, but a Vine post from 4A Games shows a few seconds of Metro on PlayStation 4.
After rumors of new-gen versions of the Metro games began appearing online last month, the developer issued a statement on its website writing, "Is Metro Redux real? Yes. We never made any secret of 4A's desire to bring Metro to the latest generation of console hardware." In that statement, it also promised an official announcement before E3.
Are you ready? Because we really, nearly are... [MATURE] https://t.co/PRCNHbLNbD
— Metro: Last Light (@MetroVideoGame) May 21, 2014
The Vine only shows a PlayStation 4 version of Metro, but in the statement on its website it seems to imply that all new-gen hardware could be getting an updated version of Metro.For our review of Metro: Last Light on last-gen consoles, head here.
[Source: @MetroVideoGame, via NeoGAF]
Our Take
I missed both of the Metro games reason on the previous generation of consoles, and it sounds like I made a mistake in passing them up. I'm looking forward to an excuse to not let them pass by me again.
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