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" Better to die together... Than face Diablo alone! " Official PlayStation Magazine (US) Vol. 1 n09 - June, 1998

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Models created for the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - PSP (version canceled)

Note the werewolf model near the top right.

*Art credit unknown* - game was outsourced to Climax Studios

If anyone knows who created these models, please comment below

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Days Gone Remastered announced for PS5 - Gematsu

Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment and developers Bend Studio and Climax Studios have announced Days Gone Remastered for PlayStation 5. It will launch on April 25 for $49.99, or as a $9.99 upgrade for users who own Days Gone for PlayStation 4. The PC version of Days Gone will also receive the new content added in the Remastered release via the downloadable content “Broken Road.”

Here is an overview of the game, via Sony Interactive Entertainment:

Built for PlayStation 5

Days Gone Remastered is brought to new life by the PlayStation 5 console featuring improved graphical fidelity, increased foliage draw distance, improved shadow and lighting quality, Tempest 3D Audio, VRR support, and more. Select your preferred playing experience between Quality mode for increased resolution or Performance mode for improved framerates. And with the added power of PlayStation 5 Pro, Days Gone has truly never looked better on PlayStation!

DualSense Controller Support

Feel the intensity of Days Gone with its full use of the DualSense wireless controller’s haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Ride across the Broken Road and feel the rumble of your bike’s engine or the wheels gripping the dirt roads in the palm of your hands. Lose yourself in the unique environment of the Pacific Northwest with weather haptics including rain and thunder. Get to grips with the distinct feel and resistance of various weapons from Deacon’s arsenal while fighting your way through hordes of Freakers.

New Accessibility Features

Accessible play is important to us at Bend Studio. Days Gone Remastered gave us the opportunity to expand our suite of accessibility features, allowing even more players to enjoy our world. To highlight a few of these new settings, Days Gone Remastered includes High Contrast mode, Game Speed, UI Narration, Collectible Audio Cues, Controller Remapping, Field of View slider, and more. Not only is Days Gone Remastered receiving PlayStation 5 enhancements, but we’re also throwing in new content to play!

Horde Assault: A Survival Arcade Mode

Experience an all-new way to play Days Gone! Horde Assault offers fresh and unexpected gameplay designed to challenge your skills as you try to achieve a high score while surviving as long as possible against increased horde sizes and various other enemies, like vicious survivors and evolved Freakers. And yes, we said increased horde sizes. Good luck. Travel across familiar regions found in the story including the Cascade, Belknap, Lost Lake, and Crater Lake. But be warned: This World Comes For You. Fight your way through a brutal, ever-changing landscape where enemies escalate in difficulty the longer you survive. Move up in level to earn in-mode rewards with never-before-playable characters, new patch cosmetics, and unique Injectors to greatly impact your gameplay experience. Stay tuned for more information on Horde Assault coming soon!

Permadeath Mode

Do you have the skill—and nerve—to take on the ultimate challenge by attempting to finish the compelling story of Deacon St. John’s journey in one single playthrough without dying? In a world where everything is out to kill you, your skills will be tested to the limit and mastery is required to conquer Permadeath mode. If you meet your unfortunate end, you must either return to the beginning of the game or the start of the second act and try your luck again – dependent on which setting you choose. Achieve this great feat and be rewarded with a special graphic recording your time it took to complete, unique stats like how many Freakers you killed during your playthrough, and more. Of course, you’ll receive a shiny new PlayStation Trophy as well. Did we mention that yet? Days Gone Remastered will have a new Trophy pack for you to unlock, specifically for the new game modes! Go get ‘em trophy hunters.

Additional Content

But wait, there’s more! We love our Days Gone community and wanted to provide a small gift that keeps on giving. At launch, Days Gone Remastered will get another game mode—equip your nitrous and race against the clock in the all-new Speedrun mode; you’ll need to play through the story as quickly as possible. Be sure to share your best times with a special end game graphic to post on social media! For all our virtual photographers out there, we are pleased to announce our Enhanced Photo Mode. That’s right, the Photo Mode you’ve come to love is getting an improvement. Take out your virtual camera once more with additions such as time-of-day setting, a three-point lighting system, and new logo options. We cannot wait to see what new shots you will come up with!

Pricing and Pre-Order Bonuses

Days Gone Remastered lands on PlayStation 5 as a digital-only title on April 25, 2025! For players that have purchased Days Gone on PlayStation 4, you can upgrade to Days Gone Remastered including all new content and features for $10USD. For new players who do not own Days Gone, you can purchase Days Gone Remastered for $49.99 USD. Upgrade will be available starting at launch on April 25, 2025. Owners of the PlayStation 4 disc copies must insert them into their PlayStation 5 every time they want to download or play the PlayStation 5 digital version. PlayStation 4 game disc owners who buy the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition disc-free console will not be able to get the PlayStation 5 version for the discounted price. PlayStation 4 game redemptions via PlayStation Plus are not eligible for upgrade. For new and returning players, you can pre-order Days Gone Remastered starting tomorrow to receive eight new PSN Avatars featuring several of your favorite Days Gone characters at launch, along with five Early Unlocks to gain a slight advantage when you hit the Broken Road for the first time in the Story.

PlayStation Network Avatars – Deacon, Jack, Sarah, Rager, Boozer, Nero, Rikki, and Horde.

Early Unlocks – Monkey Wrench Skill, Nitrous Upgrade 1, Shroud upgrade 1, Drifter Crossbow, and Gas Tank upgrade 1.

Available on PC

To our PC community, rest assured that all new content and features will be coming to Days Gone on Steam and the Epic Games Store day-and-date, April 25, 2025! For all owners of Days Gone on PC, you can purchase the downloadable content “Broken Road” for only $10 USD to receive:

Horde Assault: A Survival Arcade Mode

Permadeath mode

Speedrun mode

DualSense haptic feedback support

New Accessibility features

Enhanced Photo Mode

If you do not own Days Gone on PC, you must buy the full version of Days Gone to also purchase the downloadable content “Broken Road.”

Watch the announcement trailer below.

Announce Trailer

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Sudeki

Climax Studios is one of those studios that kind of does everything. You see them crop up all the time, but outside of the Japanese market where these studios can carve out a place for themselves, a lot of western ones tend to be bought up and tossed away. Somehow, Climax has managed to survive, even as a subsidiary, and have had their hands in surprising places. From Silent Hill to Serious Sam, they have a habit of appearing where you’d least expect them. That goes double for one of Microsoft’s attempts to crack the Japanese market, the extremely Japanese-influenced Sudeki.

While the player can acquire firearms and ammunition in Silent Hill: Origins, they tend to be fairly rare, with the vast majority of weapons they can find throughout the game being either melee or single-use items, all of which are breakable. While this means the player is frequently required to seek out replacement items, it adds a separate layer of horror to the existing world design. Instead of just ignoring non-essential paths, the player instead must risk either forging ahead with only what they already have, or take a chance on searching other locations for new items without encountering more monsters.