Unofficial Ghost of Yotei playtester and former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida says "in development" build of the open-world PS5 game "always felt great"
Newly prolific podcaster Yoshida strikes again

Former Sony executive and, apparently, unofficial 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Ghost of Yotei beta tester Shuhei Yoshida says his time with an in-development version of the open-world Ghost of Tsushima successor "always felt great" – try to hold 🐠your drool.
Developer Sucker Punch's action-adv🍃enture game is an exciting mystery for 2025, with it♊s promise of a bloodsoaked version of the Eden that was 1600s Japan, and a missing release date. But, while Ghost of Tsushima fans should continue to work on their patience, Yoshida is happy to report Yotei is lipstick smooth so far.
"澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Naughty Dog and Sucker Punch always make the game feel right," Yoshida says on a , repeating a sentiment he shared earlier this month with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Game File. "It's 𝔍that kind of thing [whe🐠re] you forget holding the controller, it becomes so feel natural and intuitive to play."
Yoshida continues to say that Sucker Punch specifically, "somehow, always from the🃏 very early stage of development" is abꦫle to deliver a "bug-free" and completely playable video game.
"Somehow, the game doesn't crash," Yoshida says incredulously. "And, you know, they've been changing the ไbattle system so many times, but still, it always works."
As the previous head of PlayStation Indies, a position he left earlier this year, Yoshida says he got to "play so many different versions of Ghost of Tsushima a꧅nd Ghost of Yotei, actua𓆏lly, until I left the company.
"Every time I visit [Sucker Punch], even though I left the first party – the producer of the game brought me into his room and let me try Ghost of Yotei in development, and he wanted my feedba🦋ck. It always felt great. So I'm lookinꦑg forward to this game." You and everyone else, Yoshida.
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