What's up everybody welcome to IZine GameSoup I'm your host team in

Hatfield joining me this week are Sam Playborn. Hey everybody Justin Davis.

It's good. And sitting in for Teen at this week is Mark Medina back on the show.

We've been trying to get him on for a couple weeks now. Yep. Finally he finally has time for us.

You know I was like I fit you in this time. You know good to be here.

Good to be here. No boy. We have a great show for you this week. We're going to talk about all the games that we know of that we're expecting in

2022 which now includes a very big one. The biggest game in 2022. We're going to flip through the June 1998

issue of electronic gaming monthly. The classic first. Yeah. It's a really good era. But first said big game that has now been

delayed into 2022 is the God of Orr's sequel. God of Orr Ragnarok. God of Orr's

too. Whatever ends up being called no longer expected this year pushed back into 2022.

And also confirmed that it's it's coming to PlayStation 4 in addition to PlayStation 5.

And this has been a source of some. I don't know if controversy is the right word.

But it's a sort of consternation. Consternation. For some people out there. Presumably people that are lucky enough to have a PlayStation 5.

Yeah. I mean well so first of all, all the gamers out there. This is the first of many games that are going to be delayed into 2022.

I'm going to go ahead and call that now. You know, COVID has had this knock on effect and game development for orchestra is getting together and

recording, you know, mocap sessions not happening. V.O. probably happened, but maybe not some of the rest of it. So for big AAA or you know,

whatever you want to call it quadruple A games. I am expecting more of them to move out of 2021.

Yeah, they say they mentioned in the same breath that they're big other story,

driven game horizon is still on track for this year. But they're like we may be.

Yeah, they may have door open, asterisk. And then and then for God of War, I think that it's it's also something we just haven't seen very much of.

So maybe at least this year we'll see a bunch of cool gameplay of it and trailers and stuff like that possibly for E3, which is, you know, something you would think we would see a lot of it.

Yeah, of course, Sony isn't participating in any three, but there's nothing stopping Sony from having its own.

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