Shadow Of Erdtree To Release Feb 2024 & New Game Expansion 2025 ~ Rumour Also Thrustmaster controller Collab. |UP| 1/25/24 New Playasia controller.

[Gamernyc78]

A recently taken down page for Elden Ring X Thrustmaster collab has hinted at Shadow Of The Erdtree DLC release in 2024 and a major keybeat or new game expansion in 2025.

The now-deleted page basically revealed:

Bandai Namco x Thrustmaster Elden Ring Collab February 2024; Sync with new “Shadow of the Erdtree“ Expansion Release – Elden Ring anniversary Eswap X 2 Pro Controller Elden Ring Limited Edition Plans to drive sales in the second year of collaboration (2025) Variants: Malenia Character and Ranni Character Design suggestions presented to Bandai Namco open for changes to align with Elden Ring’s branding policy/style guide Release To Be Synchronized With 2025 Elden Ring Major Keybeat Or New Game Expansion

Also Thrustmaster controller Collab..

 

[Dabaus]

Horrible time IMO. February is already too stacked as is.

 

[Gamernyc78]

Horrible time IMO. February is already too stacked as is.

This is going to sell regardless though. A large percentage of ppl tht bought Elden will buy this day one.

 

[Gamernyc78]

 

[Gamernyc78]

Apparently there is also a Thrustmaster Collab for a controller (posted above).

 

[John Elden Ring]

They would have announced it at TGA. So their date is likely wrong.

 

[Gamernyc78]

They would have announced it at TGA. So their date is likely wrong.

No one knows. Rumors again, all the same.

 

[John Elden Ring]

This leak comes from 4chan so it could definitely be fake but it's certainly interesting. Person who posted the image claims it showed up for them on https://www.play-asia.com/ because they are an employee.

Its also a completely different look from the leak in December. Although still completely possible to be just a fake photoshop.

 

[Sircaw]

Incredible!

 

[John Elden Ring]

@Gamernyc78 That's a new controller rumor

 

[Gamernyc78]

@Gamernyc78 That's a new controller rumor

Added to OP.

 

[Kx11]

Play-asia is so overpriced

 

[Gamernyc78]

All these damn Xbox controllers lol where are the good games!

 

[Vertigo]

Going to have more new content than a 70$ Zelda sequel.

Let’s go

 

[Gamernyc78]

Going to have more new content than a 70$ Zelda sequel.

Let’s go

Hayyy of course!

 

[Gamernyc78]

Doesn't look like Feb is happening, maybe March? Hoping so.

 

[Dabaus]

I wouldn’t be surprised if instead of downloadable dlc this has a disc release, maybe with the main game full price and next gen only for the holidays.

 

[Airbus]

The people who waited for goty edition just awaken from their slumber

 

[Gamernyc78]

The people who waited for goty edition just awaken from their slumber

LOl right.

 

[anonpuffs]

rumor of a feb release probably false

From Software is "working hard on Elden Ring DLC" but still doesn't have a release date "at this time"​

From Software parent company, Kadokawa, has confirmed that whilst the team is "currently working hard" on Elden Ring's DLC, there is still no release date to share "at this time".
It seems questions about the progress of the eagerly-anticipated DLC were anticipated, as this latest update was included in the FAQ section of the firm's latest financial report.
Tucked in between questions about net sales for Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon ("we do not disclose sales results and forecasts for individual titles") and "the trend of pricing per unit for paper-based books", the company said that whilst work continued on Elden Ring's DLC, it was unable to provide a release date just yet.


"We are currently working hard on the development of DLC for Elden Ring, but we have not announced a release date at this time," the company said.
The fiscal summary also reveal that the company's gaming division had "greater than expected" operating profit courtesy of "new From Software title Armored Core 6 as well as Elden Ring" and acknowledged that even residual sales of the title two years after release have "remained steady".
"Various measures are currently in progress for Elden Ring, including the development of major DLC, to maximise [lifetime value]," the report adds.
ICYMI, Tencent is reportedly developing an Elden Ring mobile game. The company acquired the licensing rights to Elden Ring from owner From Software in 2022, and a team was put together to work on a prototype. Sources say development on the project has been "slow", though.
Tencent is reportedly seeking to turn its Elden Ring mobile version into a free-to-play title with in-app purchases, not dissimilar to Genshin Impact.