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Dustin Bailey

Yet another PlayStation icon that Sony is content to leave in its grave is getting revived by an entirely different publisher

Battle Arena Toshinden 2.

Aside from an occasional Astro Bot cameo, it's starting to feel like Sony's content to leave many of the franchises that built the PlayStation brand in the dustbin of history. Luckily, other publishers are picking up the slack with fresh revivals of PlayStation icons, and the latest is the fighting game series that helped usher in the PS1 era: Battle Arena Toshinden.

Publisher Edia plans to bring the first three Battle Arena Toshinden games to modern platforms somewhere between its 2026 and 2027 fiscal years, according to a Japanese press release (via Gematsu).

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