Ghost of Tsushima: Legends: PlayStation pushes anime to 2028

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The anime adaptation of Ghost of Tsushima: Legends has been delayed: Instead of the originally announced date, the series will now arrive in 2028. This is reported by the French gaming magazine Gamekult in a brief announcement.

The editorial team places the delay in a larger context — PlayStation is evidently not finding it easy to bring its gaming brands to the small or big screen.

Décidément, pas facile pour PlayStation d'adapter ses franchises sur petit ou grand écran. C'est le jeu.

Gamekult itself speaks of only "a bit of a delay" with regard to the Ghost of Tsushima anime. The report says nothing about the production studio, cast, storyline, or the original target date beyond the new year 2028.

L'anime Ghost of Tsushima : Legends va prendre un peu de retard.

What is known so far about the Ghost of Tsushima: Legends anime

The only thing confirmed so far is the new target year 2028. Neither the production studio, voice cast, episode count, nor specific storyline threads are named in the Gamekult report. A concrete release date within the year 2028 is also still pending.

PlayStation and the difficult business of franchise adaptations

According to Gamekult's assessment, the delay fits into a series of setbacks that PlayStation has had to absorb with film and anime adaptations of its franchises. The wordplay "C'est le jeu" – literally "That is the game," in essence "That's the business" – sums up this observation. The source provides no evidence beyond Gamekult's remark.

What this means for you as a fan

If you had already planned for the series to start, you'll need patience now: The new anchor is 2028, with the concrete date within the year still open. As of now, no further updates have been announced.

More on this directly at Gamekult.