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Santa Monica Studio ne confirme aucun remaste de dieu de la guerre en mars

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Mar 29,2025

Ces derniers jours, la communauté des jeux a été en effervescence avec des rumeurs suggérant que Santa Monica Studio était sur le point de faire une annonce significative lors d'un prochain événement marquant le 20e anniversaire de l'emblématique série God of War. Ces rumeurs, alimentées par des rapports de l'initié de l'industrie Jeff Grubb, ont fait allusion à la possibilité de remasters pour les titres classiques de God of War. L'excitation parmi les fans a atteint un terrain de fièvre, ce qui a incité le studio à intervenir et à clarifier la situation.

Aucun remaste de dieu de la guerre à venir en mars ne confirme le studio de Santa Monica Image: x.com

Santa Monica Studio s'est rendu sur les réseaux sociaux pour s'adresser à la spéculation de front, déclarant:

"Les panthéons entrent en collision! Nous sommes ravis de présenter une gamme de personnages grecs et nordiques pour ce panel célébrant le 20e anniversaire de God of War où nous réfléchirons aux deux dernières décennies de la série. Étant donné la programmation étoilée et l'anticipation entourant cette étape, nous voulons indiquer clairement qu'aucune annonce n'est prévue pour cet événement." - Santa Monica Studio

Bien que les fans n'obtiennent pas de nouvelles annonces de jeu, ils peuvent attendre avec impatience de nouvelles illustrations thématiques mettant en vedette Kratos et Jörmungandr. L'événement comprendra également des apparitions d'acteurs bien-aimés de la série God of War, comme Terrence Carson, la voix originale de Kratos et Carole Ruggier, qui a prêté sa voix à Athena. Ce panel spécial devrait avoir lieu le 22 mars, promettant un regard nostalgique et festif sur l'histoire de la série.

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