With a number of recent rumors, Capcom today officially announced the launch of an improved version of Okami HD on PCs, Playstation 4 and Xbox on December 12, ahead of $ 19.99.
This version will support 4K work on PCs, Playstation 4 Pro and Xbox Onex, and will allow players to choose from a 16: 9 or 4: 3 display, according to the Japan-based publisher.
In Okami, players take the role of the Japanese sun ruler Amaterasu, a wolf-like creature embarking on an adventure to restore the world destroyed by evil.
The game takes Japanese folklore as its platform, through paintings and works of art historically known for the country of the rising sun.
If you are not familiar, the original Okami release comes back to Playstation 2 from Clover Studio. And then reappeared on the Wii and Playstation 3 with the same name, but from the development of Ready At Dawn and HexaDrive.
Okami was the penultimate game developed by Clover Studio before being acquired by Capcom. Its director, Hideki Kamiya, left the team to work at PlatinumGames.
The game will be available digitally on the devices mentioned above, and also on tablets, but for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox.
This version will support 4K work on PCs, Playstation 4 Pro and Xbox Onex, and will allow players to choose from a 16: 9 or 4: 3 display, according to the Japan-based publisher.
In Okami, players take the role of the Japanese sun ruler Amaterasu, a wolf-like creature embarking on an adventure to restore the world destroyed by evil.
The game takes Japanese folklore as its platform, through paintings and works of art historically known for the country of the rising sun.
If you are not familiar, the original Okami release comes back to Playstation 2 from Clover Studio. And then reappeared on the Wii and Playstation 3 with the same name, but from the development of Ready At Dawn and HexaDrive.
Okami was the penultimate game developed by Clover Studio before being acquired by Capcom. Its director, Hideki Kamiya, left the team to work at PlatinumGames.
The game will be available digitally on the devices mentioned above, and also on tablets, but for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox.
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