Guide the Clank Possibilities to the Meta-Terminal Once the room is clear, enter the large glowing anomaly in order to retrieve the map. So just remember to keep moving around the room and use the pillars to your advantage to avoid its rock throw and charge attacks. Thankfully, despite the slight name change, the Undead Grunthor features all of the same attacks and features as a standard Grunthor. As you enter through the door, you'll need to defeat several waves of Undead Goons, as well as an Undead Grunthor. Having reached the end of the course, it's now time to defend the Monks. The first pressure plate can be found on the ground next to the tower, the second pressure plate can be found on top of a building, directly beneath a Rift, and the third and final pressure plate can be found on the other side of the large crater. Each of these towers - which are marked not only by a waypoint marker, but also a large red beam that shines into the air - will feature a pressure plate that you'll need to stand on in order to activate it. Returning to Ratchet and Clank, you'll now need to activate three Excavation Towers in order to reach access the Dimensional Map. Once defeated, Rivet and Kit will enter a lengthy cutscene that sees them finding Gary, who reveals that he was captured by Emperor Nefarious after secretly hiding the Dimensional Map in an anomaly. Take down the Juggernaut in the same fashion as you normally would, just be wary of the platforms limited space, as you continually move about the area as you attempt to avoid any incoming attacks. Upon getting on the next elevator, you'll be greeted by a Nefarious Juggernaut. Much like before, once the elevator stops, head around the platform and wait for the next elevator. Upon arriving, you'll need defeat even more Nefarious forces. Once the elevator stops, head to the other side of the platform and wait for the next elevator to arrive. As you reach the top, several Nefarious Troopers will attempt to stop you - take them out. You can join the discussion on Sony's new PlayStation PC publishing label on the OC3D Forums.Playing as Rivet and Kit, continue towards the waypoint marker and take the elevator to the top. While Horizon: Zero Dawn and God of War both have confirmed PC versions, their sequels, Horizon: Forbidden West and God of War Ragnarok, will both be PlayStation exclusives at launch and for the foreseeable future.
So far, Sony's PlayStation-to-PC ports have been hugely successful, with the PC versions of Days Gone and Horizon: Zero Dawn being top sellers on PC platforms like Steam and the Epic Games Store. Right now, it appears to be a matter of time before a majority of Sony's PlayStation 4 classics arrive on PC.
In time, most Sony recent exclusives are expected to arrive on PC, including The Last of Us, Ratchet and Clank, and Ghost of Tsushima. The post-console launches of Sony's PC games also gives Sony an opportunity to sell their games on their console hardware first, prioritising their preferred platform while still accessing a large number of sales from PC gamers. That leaves Sony with a huge potential PC audience for their future games and explains why Sony believes that they can release their games on PC without impacting console sales. Over the next few months, we expect to hear about more PlayStation-to-PC ports.Ĭurrently, it is estimated that around a third of PC gamers in the US own a PlayStation 4 console and that less than 8% own a PlayStation 5. Next year, Sony plans to release PC versions of God of War, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, and Uncharted Lost Legacy, with the latter two arriving as part of the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. Last week, Sony confirmed that God Of War is coming to PC in January 2022, revealing that the game would not only be coming to PC but that the game would also feature unique graphical enhancements and support for new features like Nvidia's DLSS and Reflex technologies. This change means one thing, that Sony has no plans to stop porting its PlayStation titles to PC. This week, Sony created a dedicated PC publishing arm called "PlayStation PC", moving their PC releases away from their "PlayStation Mobile" brand. PlayStation PC proves that Sony's not going to stop porting its console exclusives anytime soon
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