God of War Ragnarök pre-orders are open, and Sony has revealed the game’s PlayStation 5 graphics modes. The product description on retail…
The product description on retail sites reads:
Of course, aside from those fancy options, there are also other PS5 features. Things like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, as well as multi-directional 3-D audio. Check out the various editions below:“A couple of years have passed since Fimbulwinter began; the cold continues to bite, throughout the realm of Midgard.
“Atreus seeks to further understand the clues left behind by his mother and piece together his prophesied role in the coming war. Meanwhile, Kratos struggles with his son’s desire to uncover more about his identity, knowing it will draw them towards the vengeful Aesir. If that happens, they’ll be even closer to repeating the bloody mistakes of the past.
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