In case you didn't know, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger is coming to PlayStation 4 in the form of a remaster. This cult classic which made a name for itself on PlayStation 2 already came to Nintendo Switch earlier in the year and now it looks like Krome Studios is gearing up for launch on Sony's system. We know that because a Trophy list has appeared on Exophase, indicating that a PS4 release isn't far away.
Trophy hunters will be very happy to learn that Ty the Tasmanian Tiger comes with a Platinum Trophy and 37 other trinkets to unlock. You'll have to 100% the game, defeat various bosses, and acquire different types of boomerangs. This remaster was made possible by a Kickstarter which very quickly raised $132,000 over the course of its campaign. The project was funded in the space of just three days and now it looks like PS4 owners won't need to wait too much longer before they can get their hands on this classic platformer.
Will you take some time out from the bigger releases to play Ty the Tasmanian Tiger? Jump into the comments below.
[source exophase.com]
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Yeah but when is Croc coming back
Where the controls any good? Because Jak and Daxter the first one its really rough too play because of them. Those controls are so bad. 😆
Are we that desperate for 3D platformers that they're just bringing back mediocre old ones?
From what little I remember of it from the PS2 days, I recall it being a fairly decent enough 3D collectathon.
Finally I've been really wanting this to come out. Didn't want to buy it on the switch, glad its finally around the corner
All four have been available on Steam for a while now, would be nice if they released on PS4 as a collection with a physical copy available.
Get T'ai Fu back.
I've never personally played Ty but a friend of mine loves the first game.
@johncalmc Who owns the rights to Croc?
I'd also like yo see Square Enix revive the Gex series why this resurgence of 3D platformers is in.
@carlos82 @Medic_Alert Says the guy who doesn't even know that this was a PS2 and Gamecube game. Kappa
@KisekiFan7 I know full well what console it was on and it was mediocre back then, just as Spongebob was
@Medic_Alert To be fair the issues were mostly only present in the Switch version. The PS2 and Gamecube version was much better.
Is he some kind of devil? Being tasmanian and all.
@carlos82 Yes, I really want more. Seriously not many 3D platformers exist anymore outside of the formulaic Nintendo ones or other remasters.
@Ken_Kaniff Absolutely no idea. Probably THQ Nordic. They own all the rubbish nobody wants.
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