It's the launch of a Sony first-party game, and that means a bunch of lovely artwork from the rest of PS Studios.
Today sees the launch of Marathon, Bungie's new survival extraction shooter. To celebrate the game's arrival, a few other first-party studios have conjured up some great art depicting characters crossing paths.
So far, we've spotted the following efforts from Housemarque, Sucker Punch Productions, and Santa Monica Studio:
Guerrilla has also congratulated Bungie on the launch, though unfortunately doesn't have any artwork prepared:
We'll add more as we see them.
We love to see this tradition continue. Which is your favourite bit of Marathon art? Tell us in the comments section below.
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They should have shown support for Bluepoint instead
No tribute from bluepoint? Oh wait...
Always nice to see!
The crossover art is always nice to see. The artists at Housemarque and Sucker Punch are genuinely really good.
I like the Housmarque artwork. I was discussing marathons artistic direction in the game with my wife who really likes the abstract nature of it (she is a recognised artist in her own right) and she said it reminded her of an artist called Piet Mondrian. No idea who he was myself but she said it's quite inspirational.
I had no idea Marathon came out.
Shame Team Asobi didn't contribute. I need a sneak peak at a Marathon VIP bot.
I‘m waiting for the PushSquare Marathon review with a title like
„Ignore The Haters, Marathon Is a Good PS5 Shooter We Can't Wait to Play More Of“
or
„Live Service Continuation Beats the Hate with Stellar Presentation and Good Gameplay“
Housemarque gets my vote, I'm liking that cat too.
Showing love for a game that'll die in 2 months. Congrats on concord 3.
And I'd say Housemarque has the best art.
Always love seeing these 🤟
@DualWielding Bluepoint has already had the funeral. Now, other people have to go back to work. Including the folks who worked for Bluepoint who now work elsewhere. Bluepoint closure is manufactured outrage.
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