Journey Takes the Midnight Train to PS4 This Summer

By Heath Hindman

Tricky Pixels has been working with thatgamecompany to bring PS3 hit Journey to PS4 for quite some time now. Today, GameSpot has been able to confirm that a release window has finally been penciled in, and Journey is expected to arrive on PS4 this summer.

Not only that, but the game is confirmed to run at 60fps and deliver 1080p graphics. Everything else remains as it was.

It will be on the PSN Store, but also in physical form that includes Flower and flOw, sort of like the PS3 got, with the "Journey Collector's Edition," a game I would have paid $100 for. No prices have been confirmed, but that disc had an MSRP of $29.99 when is was on PS3.

Heath Hindman
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