Jay Boor: Last News

Kojima Productions has released the sales figures for Death Stranding, saying the PS4 and PC exclusive sold over five million copies as of March 2021.The studio has said in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz that it remains optimistic about the Director’s Cut, which is planned for PS5 release in September, as Death Stranding had performed “quite well”.Kojima’s previous game was Metal Gear Solid V, released on multiple platforms, and sold over six million copies by December 2015.Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, head of publishing Jay Boor said, “with Death Stranding being the first title developed out of Kojima Productions, from a sales perspective, it has performed quite well.

Kojima Productions‘ head of publishing Jay Boor, Death Stranding Director’s Cut will include “ultra-wide” support when it launches exclusively on PS5.This would make it the very first game on PS5 to natively support the 2560×1080 or 3440×1440 resolutions used by ultra-wide monitors typically reserved for PC gaming rather than consoles.This was confirmed in both a PlayStation blog post and a YouTube Q&A, both written and presented by Boor.When highlighting PS5 features, the post reads: “Choose from two picture modes – Performance Mode with upscaled 4K and up to 60FPS or Fidelity Mode in native 4K – both with ultra-wide and HDR support.”While the PC version of Death Stranding does already support ultra-wide screen monitors, it’s not clear how