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PlayStation Exploring Revival of Older IPs Like Sly Cooper and InFamous

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Reliable insider NateTheHate claims Sony is exploring the revival of older unused PlayStation IPs including Sly Cooper, InFamous, Ape Escape, and Jak and Daxter. No official confirmation yet.

PlayStation Exploring Revival of Older IPs Like Sly Cooper and InFamous
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According to reliable insider NateTheHate, Sony is exploring the revival of some of its older, unused game franchises. The claim was shared on X, formerly Twitter, and has not been officially confirmed by Sony.

Insider claims Sony is considering revivals

The potential IPs mentioned include Sly Cooper, InFamous, Ape Escape, and Jak and Daxter. However, no specific titles have been confirmed as part of any revival plans. The rumor suggests Sony is considering bringing back these classic series, but the details remain unclear.

Sony has a history of reviving older IPs, such as the recent success of the Ratchet & Clank series. The company also owns a vast catalog of beloved franchises from the PlayStation era. If true, this move could tap into nostalgia and expand Sony's first-party lineup.

NateTheHate has not provided further evidence or a timeline for any potential revivals. Sony has not commented on the rumor. It remains to be seen which, if any, of these classic IPs will make a return.

Source: Insider Gaming

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