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Originally announced for the Nintendo Switch, Shadowrun Trilogy is all but confirmed for the PS5 and PS4, and Xbox One and Series X/S. Over the weekend, folks scrapping PSN servers found an entry for Shadowrun Trilogy in the backend. Later, Gematsu found Taiwanese rating board entries for all three games included in the trilogy, confirming that they’re headed to PlayStation and Xbox platforms as well. Shadowrun Trilogy comprises of 2013’s Shadowrun Returns, a Director’s Cut edition of 2014’s Shadowrun: Dragonfall, and an extended edition of 2015’s Shadowrun: Hong Kong.
When will Shadowrun Trilogy release?
Shadowrun Trilogy has yet to be officially confirmed for console platforms other than the Switch. The original announcement from September 2021 only provided a generic launch window of 2022. However, considering the game has been rated, its release shouldn’t be too far out.
Shadowrun Returns, Shadowrun: Dragonfall – Director’s Cut, and Shadowrun: Hong Kong – Extended Edition have been rated for consoles in Taiwan.
Read more on each game here:
Returns: https://t.co/BkKZgfQtAW
Dragonfall: https://t.co/ERj30O8xA9
Hong Kong: https://t.co/xtEypvFMuT pic.twitter.com/uzlmssejla— Gematsu (@gematsu) March 31, 2022
For the uninitiated, Shadowrun is a classic science fantasy tabletop role-playing game, which has spawned a number of novels and video games. The first game released in 1993 for Beam Software and SNES, and since then, it has appeared on a variety of platforms. Shadowrun Trilogy will mark the first PlayStation release. Although developed by Harebrained Schemes and published by Paradox Interactive, the IP is owned by Microsoft since original developer and publisher FASA shut its doors.
In the absence of an official PlayStation announcement, you can read more about the trilogy over on Nintendo.com and watch last year’s announcement trailer below.
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