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Hitman PSVR2 Release: Datum und Uhrzeit enthüllt

Autor: Sadie Apr 08,2025

Treten Sie mit der mit Spannung erwarteten PSVR2 -Veröffentlichung von Hitman World of Attsassidation in die Schuhe des weltweit führenden Attentäters! Tauchen Sie in die Details zu seinem Veröffentlichungsdatum, den Plattformen, die es anziehen wird, und ein kurzer Blick auf die Ankündigungsreise.

Hitman -Welt des Attentats PSVR2 Erscheinungsdatum und Uhrzeit

Veröffentlichungen am 27. März 2025

Hitman -Welt des Attentats PSVR2 Erscheinungsdatum und Uhrzeit

Markieren Sie Ihre Kalender! Hitman World of Attsibation ist bereit, ihr Debüt auf der PlayStation VR2 für PlayStation 5 am 27. März 2025 ** zu geben. Während die genaue Veröffentlichungszeit unter Verschluss bleibt, können Sie versichert, dass wir Sie mit Updates in der Schleife behalten. Behalten Sie diesen Raum im Auge, um die neuesten Informationen zu erhalten!

Sie können die Standardausgabe des Spiels in der folgenden Storefront untersuchen:

Ist Hitman World of Assassination PSVR2 auf Xbox Game Pass?

Angesichts der Tatsache, dass diese Iteration der Hitman -Welt des Attentats ausschließlich für das PSVR2 hergestellt wird, wird sie auf dem Xbox Game Pass nicht verfügbar sein. Wenn Sie ein Fan der Serie sind und eine PlayStation 5 besitzen, ist dies Ihre Chance, den Nervenkitzel des Attentats in virtueller Realität zu erleben!

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