Black Myth Wukong Receives PS Store Page Ahead of August Launch; Pre-Orders Possibly Imminent
Black Myth Wukong, the upcoming action RPG from Chinese developer Game Science, has received a PlayStation Store page.
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Black Myth Wukong, the upcoming action RPG from Chinese developer Game Science, has received a PlayStation Store page.
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Through the '90s and '00s, Sony toured the US with what it called the PlayStation Experience truck, an 18-wheeler with a trailer that effectively served as a portable E3 show floor, showcasing new and upcoming games to fans around the country. Now, the 2006 trailer has resurfaced on Facebook Marketplace at an asking price of $70,000.
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