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New PS5 Game Expands the Samurai Legacy with Fresh Story and Styles

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Sucker Punch Productions just dropped a deep dive into its latest samurai action-adventure title, Ghost of Yōtei, during a Sony State of Play livestream — and it’s packed with new gameplay, weapons, and immersive presentation modes.

Set 300 years after Ghost of Tsushima, the new game follows Atsu, a young warrior seeking revenge against the Yōtei Six, a mysterious group that murdered her family. Unlike its predecessor, Ghost of Yōtei offers players nonlinear progression, allowing you to eliminate targets in any order.

⚔️ Combat & Exploration

Atsu wields dual katanas, a massive ōdachi, and the deadly kusarigama. Players can fluidly switch between weapons, disarm enemies, and even lose their own gear in battle. Exploration is key, with wildlife guiding players to secret locations, and an open world that encourages venturing into unknown areas — much like Elden Ring.

🎥 Cinematic Presentation Modes

Three unique visual styles are included:

  • Kurosawa Mode: A black-and-white filter honoring the legendary filmmaker.
  • Takashi Miike Mode: Gritty close-ups, extra blood, and intense action.
  • Watanabe Mode: Lo-fi beats from Samurai Champloo’s director for chill exploration vibes.

🎮 Special Edition Hardware

Sony also unveiled Ghost of Yōtei-themed PS5 consoles and controllers, featuring artwork of Mount Yōtei and the game’s heroine, Atsu.

Ghost of Yōtei is expected to launch on August 20, 2025, with pre-orders opening soon. While it’s not a direct sequel, fans of Ghost of Tsushima will feel right at home — and newcomers will enjoy its fresh take on the Ghost legacy.

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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Parts of Prince George’s County After Major Water Main Break

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Prince George’s County, MD – July 19, 2025
Residents in several towns across Prince George’s County have been advised to boil their tap water before use, following a significant water main break near the Cheverly Metro station.

According to WSSC Water, a 16-inch water main ruptured at 5540 Columbia Park Road in Hyattsville on Friday evening. Although water service remains active and no homes are currently without supply, over 11,000 customers are affected by the advisory in the towns of Cheverly, Capitol Heights, and Seat Pleasant.

🚱 What Residents Should Do:

Until further notice, residents are urged to bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least 60 seconds, then allow it to cool before using it for:

  • Drinking or cooking
  • Brushing teeth
  • Washing fruits and vegetables
  • Preparing infant formula or baby food
  • Making ice
  • Giving water to pets

🏢 Water Distribution Available:

To assist affected households, WSSC has opened a water distribution center at:

📍 Judith P. Hoyer Early Childhood Center, Cheverly
🕘 Open Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

🛠️ Restoration Timeline:

Repair crews have managed to isolate the leak, preventing further water loss. However, there is no confirmed timeline yet for when the repairs will be fully completed.

Water quality tests are currently underway, and the boil water advisory will remain active until results confirm that it is safe to resume normal use.

A map showing affected areas is available on WSSC Water’s website for residents unsure of their status.

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