Okay, but what about a PC release?
God of War: Ragnarok, one of the most anticipated games of the year, finally has a release date, and despite some worries among the fans it will be out this year: Sony announced with a brief trailer that its next big father-and-son adventure will be out on November 9.
The week leading up to the release date has been unfortunately ugly, for the stupidest possible reason. Earlier in June, a rumor surfaced that the God of War: Ragnarok release date would be revealed on June 30. But on June 29, creative director Cory Barlog effectively shot down that rumor, asking fans to"be patient" and promising to share more information"at the earliest possible moment.
"Our fans inspire us, and we understand the passion and desire for more information," the studio wrote."But that passion should not be toxic nor come at the expense of any human being's dignity. "Let's celebrate our community by treating each other, every gamer and developer alike, with respect."Barlog had some thoughts of his own about toxic fans—at one point he had to ask people to
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