Gotham Knights Game Rating Leaves Out PS4 and Xbox One

Gotham Knights is due to be released later this year and the obligatory game ratings are starting to be negotiated. One of the first of these to crop up is from Taiwan, but here the game has only been rated for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, prompting rumors the last-gen versions of Gotham Knights on PS4 and Xbox One have been canceled.

What platforms will Gotham Knights be on?

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Gotham Knights was announced for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. However, the latest rating from Taiwan Entertainment Software Rating Information, as spotted by DualShockers, only included PS5 and Xbox Series X|S in its listing. This could mean that the last-gen versions of Gotham Knights on PS4 and Xbox One have been canceled or delayed. Seeing as the PC version was also omitted from the list, though, it’s more likely the rating lists are incomplete or the game isn’t going to be released on those platforms in Taiwan. The game has been given a rating of PG-15 for its violence.

The game is due to be released on October 25 after a delay pushed it out of 2021. Strangely, the rating site also listed the release date as “not approved”, although this could be because the game hasn’t been released yet. The open-world action RPG features Batgirl, Nightwing, Red Hood and Robin as the DC Super Heroes tasked with thwarting the expansive criminal underworld that’s sprung up in Gotham City following the death of Batman. The game will be an entirely single-player game with no online co-op or games as a service features.

In other news, several minutes of gameplay footage was leaked from the recent Skull and Bones internal playtests before being quickly removed by Ubisoft. An official update will likely be coming soon. Elsewhere, Sony has revealed the conversion rates for those with unused PS Plus or PS Now vouchers, but the rates get worse for vouchers of a longer duration.

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