Death Stranding Director\u2019s Cut differences: All new features in PS5 upgrade Death Stranding is back with its own Director\u2019s Cut, and there are plenty of differences from the original game. Here\u2019s all we know so far. Death Stranding, Kojima Productions\u2019 first release since splitting from Konami, launched in 2019 on PS4 and has come to PC since. If you missed out, though, there\u2019s good news \u2013 the game is getting a PS5 version. Offering a similar Director\u2019s Cut to Ghost of Tsushima\u2019s, it adds a series of new features to the bizarre third-person adventure, while also taking better advantage of the PS5\u2019s Dualsense controller. Here\u2019s everything new in this version, and how you can upgrade. What\u2019s new in Death Stranding Director\u2019s Cut? Death Stranding Director\u2019s Cut will add new delivery equipment for protagonist Sam Porter Bridges to use, including a cargo launcher and boots that mitigate fall damage. Players can also ride Buddy Bot, a new mechanized way of carrying both cargo and Sam himself, while fans of the original game\u2019s combat can compete for high scores at a shooting range or against replayable boss fights There are new more \u201caction-packed\u201d missions that\u2019ll put those skills to the test as well, along with new weapons, and after all of the action is over there are new songs for Sam\u2019s room. Perhaps most bizarrely, there\u2019s a new racetrack for Sam to drive around in one of the game\u2019s vehicles, and he can now build ramps for his motorcycle and perform tricks while soaring through the air. No, really. Finally, there\u2019s a new Widescreen mode that letterboxes gameplay to 21:9. Death Stranding PS5 Features When it comes to PS5 features, players can expect the following: Dualsense haptic feedback – Adaptive trigger support – 3D Audio (requires compatible headphones) – Faster loading times – Performance (scaled 4K and 60FPS) and Fidelity (native 4K) graphics modes – Death Stranding PS5 upgrade When the Director\u2019s Cut launches on September 24, players will be able to upgrade their existing PS4 purchase for $10\/\u00a35 to the Director\u2019s Cut Digital Edition. Sony\u2019s blog post notes that the option will be available at launch, but didn\u2019t commit to the upgrade program after that.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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