
Hogwarts Legacy PlayStation State of Play Set for March 17 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 14 March 2022 / 2,115 ViewsAvalanche Software and Warner Bros. Games have partnered with Sony Interactive Entertainment for a special PlayStation State of Play focused on Hogwarts Legacy. It will be around 20 minutes long and feature 14 minutes of Hogwarts Legacy gameplay captured on the PlayStation 5.
The PlayStation State of Play will be held this Thursday, March 17 at 2:00 pm PT / 5:00 pm ET and can be watched on Twitch and YouTube.
Hogwarts Legacy is in development for the Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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Very soon after the other SoP, cool. Will watch with with and kids
Well seems like Hogwarts may release sooner so they want to make the GoW like a month before release.
Hopefully this will be a summer release because so far, this summer is looking a little slow.
So many games, too little time.
Cool. Been waiting for more info to emerge.
I will say this, if this were to be PlayStation exclusive, even for a period before coming to PC or other platforms, I can't believe I am saying this of all people, I'd buy a PS5.
I grew up with Harry Potter, roughly the same age as the gang when each book came out. It was my childhood, my preteens, and my teenage years. They were the books that got me obsessed with reading, looking for allegory in stories, with not only enjoying, but expecting a good narrative in all forms of entertainment, including gaming. I wouldn't be a published author myself without the HP universe.
Don't worry it's multiplatform. I've honestly been of the opinion that any licensed IP's should always be multiplatform regardless of what studio makes it. IP's like Harry Potter, Spider-Man or the upcoming Indiana Jones from Bethesda that are huge parts of pop culture should be enjoyed by as many as possible. It becomes a mess and unfair when a casual gamer or a usually non-gamer sees a game for their favorite superhero characters like Avengers or Guardians of the Galaxy and happens to buy an Xbox to play them then sees there's a Spider-Man game, only to realize they got the wrong console.
Barriers are thankfully starting to be broken down, at least for now, with MLB: The Show. I had a 360 back in the day and played the MLB2K series and was royally screwed over when it got discontinued and didn't have the money for a PS3 to play The Show.
But I know I'm a minority on this topic lol
Finally. Been waiting a long time for a proper look at this game.