Sucker Punch is best known on PC for its open-world samurai game and its upcoming sequel —which will almost certainly come to PC given Sony's track record in recent years. Yet before it became the architect of lavish Japanese islands, Sucker Punch developed the Infamous games for Sony, and before that, it was known mainly for Sly Cooper.
A likeable, if unremarkable, series of stealth action games starring an anthropomorphic raccoon, Sly Cooper had its heyday in the PS2 era. It was last seen in 2013 in a game not developed by Sucker Punch.
Even if Sucker Punch was interested in reviving Sly Cooper, the decision wouldn't rest in the studio's hands. Sly Cooper [[link]] is owned by Sony, not Sucker Punch, so any revival would have to happen with the publisher's say-so. It's theoretically possible that Sony might farm out the license to another developer, but Sony has shown little interest in anything other than in its PS5 era.
Indeed, Ghost of Yōtei is one of the few single-player first-party exclusives that Sony currently has on the docket. The sequel's set to hit PS5 on October 6, and while there's no PC launch scheduled as yet, it will almost certainly arrive onto the big box under your desk sometime in 2026.
Fox's chat with Minnmax also revealed that Sucker Punch went on a bit of a binge in celebration of's delay into next year, telling Hanson "We're all still hungover. Multi-month hangover. That was a great day."
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