![]() ![]() Nearly two decades since the original game first hit our PlayStation 2s, the Killzone series is fondly remembered as Sony’s solid flagship futuristic shooter. The Killzone series never did quite live up to the lofty expectations that came with Sony’s investment, though it did drum up a decent following over the years. Yet, despite the slightly mixed response from critics and gamers, Sony was so sure the franchise would come good that it funded multiple sequels. What players got instead was a drop-dead gorgeous futuristic shooter that was let down by its generic space Nazi plot and enjoyable, if repetitive, gunplay. Will Killzone VR be a PSVR 2 launch title? We shall wait and see.Back in 2004, the media was convinced Killzone was going to be the “Halo killer,” a vague and ill-defined moniker for the game that would challenge Master Chief at the peak of his power. The game was then moved in-house by Sony, although we do not know which team picked it up. It is suggested that for some reason Sony pulled the game from Supermassive, possibly due to the negative reviews that were heaped upon VR shooter Bravo Team. It is reported that the game was in development with Supermassive Games, the team behind PSVR titles Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, Tumble, Bravo Team and The Inpatient. Paul has accurately leaked and number of PSVR games before but this is the first time anyone has mentioned a VR version of Killzone. Most recently, Bryan Paul from YouTube channel PSVR Without Parole has suggested that a VR game based on the Killzone franchise was being developed by Sony. Finally we have RIGS: Mechanized Combat League but let’s pretend that didn’t happen, because it didn’t, it launched and died within a couple of weeks.Īnyway, back to Killzone which has been missing from PlayStation for a good few years. ![]()
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