A recent remark from PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst may be an encouraging sign for fans who want to see the gaming giant revisit some of its legacy franchises. PlayStation has a huge repertoire of beloved game IPs under its belt, and it seems the platform holder is looking for opportunities to leverage them in the future.
PlayStation has always followed a mantra of constantly investing in new IPs throughout its 30-year history. Very few PlayStation franchises have stayed the course since the brand's early days, with Gran Turismo, Ratchet and Clank, and God of War being the most notable examples. This perpetual churn has left many renowned PlayStation IPs dormant for years, such as Twisted Metal, Killzone, Infamous, SOCOM, Resistance, and many more. While these franchises were successful in their own right and received multiple entries, many PlayStation fans want to see them make a comeback in the modern era.
Helldivers 2 is remembering Killzone with new crossover gear and cosmetics, which should hopefully spark a change within Sony's portfolio.
Interestingly, a recent Famitsu interview with PlayStation co-CEO Hermen Hulst reveals that the platform holder is cognizant of the demand for reviving classic IPs. When asked about the appreciation...
