From Soft has 300+ devs. Its a huge studio, they must be divided into two(or more) teams. So Elden Ring and one new IP (probably a Sony Exclusive as per their deal) are currently being developed.

https://www.gamespot.com/ar...

From is a massive studio my man, look at this information here. Dark Souls 2 released in March 2014. Then Bloodborne came out in March 2015. Then Dark Souls 3 came out in April 2016. And all 3 games had major DLC expansions in between that time. Then Sekiro finally came this year, which was bizarre that it took them this long to make their next game. So that tells me that they were working on that plus Elden Ring at the same time which is why they will most likely release it next year. We already have lots of evidence of this happening with their past games. Now as for this article, it's probably just a placeholder. June 30th 2020 sounds like a generic holding date. But I still think it's coming next year. Possibly to launch with PS5 and Xbox 2 in the Fall.

The 2 people working in From's basement are way overworked.

i keep hearing LoU2 is in february and dying light 2 in april. now, add elden ring in june???? amazing.

Or - generate hype from the people involved, drop a trailer and them release 3 - 6 months later. That sounds good to me.

why is that dumb? It's the same price everywhere else.

The standard edition physical should have been 40 then with the expansion seperate. Why normalize 80 dollar games? Specially ports of old games.

If people accept this might as well make physical 80 dollar deluxe versions only.

Like it or not, the vast majority of game sales are digital. Just like movies, and music. At least Gamekey cards are shareable and you can sell them.