Gravity Rush Rated For PlayStation 4 In South Korea

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Gravity Rush is coming to the PlayStation 4. The game has been rated for PS4 by the South Korean Game Rating Board. (Thanks, Game Jouhou)

 

The rating entry for Gravity Rush on PlayStation 4 lists Sony Computer Entertainment Korea as the applicant, and the classification date as March 20th, 2015. Sony have not yet officially announced a Gravity Rush port for the PS4.

 

Meanwhile, Sony and director Keiichiro Toyama have been teasing a new Gravity Rush project, although details on this front are scant for the time being.


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