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Emmett And Kat Join PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
Kat from Gravity Rush and Starhawk‘s Emmett Graves join the roster for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royal as download content. Sony Santa Monica's Seth Killian says the team began work on the characters after the game was completed.
The characters are free to everyone for the first two weeks when they are available early next year.
"In addition to the signature weapons you’ll remember from his duels with the Outcasts on Dust, Emmett’s playstyle will also utilize Starhawk’s unique 'Build-in-Battle' system, calling down help from the sky," Killian says.
"Kat’s approach turns gravity on its head with some mind-bending new ways to move as she positions herself for her unique brand of aerial assault. Together, they make up one of the most original duos in All-Stars."
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royal is out November 20. Check out the full roster here.
Note: The picture above is from Starhawk
[Source: PlayStation]
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