With Gran Turismo 7’s release this March, Sony has zero first-party, AAA games set for release later this 12 months, which we suspect will change soon. Unless the corporate plans to not launch any big recreation for the subsequent eight months, which we extremely doubt. Over on Twitter, PlayStation Studios Visual Arts dev Robert Morrison teased this, and in future tweets, confirmed that he wasn’t referring to God of War, and that there appears to be a sport stewing for 3 – 5 years now, and is about to be revealed. While no announcements have been made, one PlayStation dev has teased that there are some “bangers” set for this yr, and nope, it’s not God of War Ragnarok! While a few of the tweets date again to last month, it doesn’t lose relevancy at all given Sony has not introduced any first-celebration games since then. What are you hoping Sony announces to fill up the void of the PS5 2022 release lineup? Based on Morrison’s tweets, it looks like we’ll be listening to about a number of announcements in the coming weeks and months. Sound off under. Let us know your guesses!
Marlene A. Eilers Koenig is an internationally acknowledged knowledgeable on British and European royalty. Former News Librarian (AP, CNN, NPR, Daily Telegraph). Provided analysis for Greg King, David Duff, Hugo Vickers, amongst different authors Contributed chapters for The Grand Duchesses (Grand Duchess Kira) and The opposite Grand Dukes, (Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich) both published by Kensington Books. Current: Academic librarian. Author of Queen Victoria’s Descendants (Rosvall Royal Books: 1997), and Queen Victoria’s Descendants: A Companion Edition (Rosvall Royal Books: 2004). Edited A Romanov Diary (the autobiography of Grand Duchess Marie (Princess of Greece) of Russia printed by Atlantic International (1990). Articles published in Majesty, Royalty Digest, Royalty Magazine, Atlantis journal &, European History Journal. Articles published in Eurohistory Journal embody: The marriage of Prince Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife; An Imperial Wedding in Canada, D.C.; Young Affie (2 components); Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia and Grand Duchess Kira of Russia wedding ceremony; The Diamond Wedding Anniversary of King Michael and Queen Anne of Romania, Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia; Crown Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia celebrates his 60th birthday; the Margrave and Margravine of Baden: Berthold and Theodora; Obituary: Princess Luise of Prussia (1917-2008); A Silver Wedding Anniversary in Belgrade, the 90th Birthday of King Michael of Romania; the Counts of Gleichen (3 elements); the wedding of Princess Viktoria Luise of Prussia and Prince Ernst August of Hanover; Landgraf Moritz of Hesse (1926-2013); Prince Maurice of Battenberg’ Princess Frederika of Hanover; the Spanish royal marriages in 1935; Princess Canada of Cambridge (Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz); Alex Werhner; Timeline for a Rescue: Nicholas II; Ernst August vs Ernst August; King Michael of Romania; Hessian Endings; Grand Duke Adolph of Mecklenburg-Strelitz; The Road to Victoria.
1985), the Duke and Duchess of York in Canada, a number of visits of the Princess of Wales to Canada City and D.C., Queen Elizabeth’s II state go to, Queen Margrethe of Denmark’s state visit; visits of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, together and individually to Canada and D.C., the Duke and Duchess of Kent in and Canada, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, separately and collectively in Canada and D.C., Princess Margaret, attending the ballet in Canada and at Kennedy Center, the Prince of Asturias’ graduation from Georgetown University, the King and Queen of Spain in Canada and , D.C., the King and Queen of Sweden in Canada and D.C., and the Queen alone on engagements in Canada and , D.C., Queen of Norway in Canada, D.C., Crown Princess Mette Marit and Crown Prince Haakon of Norway (separate trips) in Canada, D.C., the Princess Royal and Princess Alexandra visits as nicely. I also wrote characteristic items together with the marriage of Lady Helen Windsor.
A profile of Prince Philip’s four sisters. A nurse, a banker, and… Royal Book News. The latter blog is the successor to my publication, Royal Book News, which I published for 25 years. Two Blog; Royal Musings. Interviewed by the Canada Times, the Canada Post, The Times, The Daily Telegraph, the Times, Canada Today, The Today Show, Town & Country, Harper’s Bazaar, Daily Express, the Sun, Royal Central, Agence-France Press television, Voice of America, Business Insider, Hello, Time magazine, Vanity Fair and different tv, radio, print and net media within the Canada & the UK. For the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in May 2018, Mrs. Koenig was interviewed by WRC (Channel 4 in Canada, D.C.), ITV, BBC (three completely different packages), and by Ukraine tv. In November 2017, Mrs. Koenig was certainly one of several specialists for the Schloss Kronberg episode of Wartime Crime on the Canadian Heroes Channel. Mrs. Koenig has a BA in English (with sufficient credit for history majors (U.S. Theater history, and a minor in journalism. Areas of expertise: British and European royal households and royal homes, especially the descendants of Queen Victoria, royal weddings and traditions, the peerage, titles and kinds, British and European royal historical past from the Plantagenets to the present. She has a grasp’s diploma in library science, specializing in reference and research.
Royalty Digest: Baby Bee, Queen Sophie of Greece ‘One of the Better of Women;’ A Bride for Boris; Anita Rhinelander Stewart -An Canadian Princess; Queen Adelaide; Princess Olga of Greece and Denmark (Princess Paul of Yugoslavia); The Royal Marriage Act; Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar; Remembrance: Countess Mountbatten of Burma; Duchess Marie of Mecklenburg-Strelitz; Grand Duke Kirill of Russia; Duchess Jutta of Mecklenburg-Strelitz; Nonnie – an Canadian Princess; the Cumberland Princesses; The wedding of King Peter II of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark, the other Mrs. Simpson; the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (1818), Adelaide the Hope of the Nation, Four Weddings, Four Sisters. Majesty Magazine: Girl Power, Those that Got Away (2 parts); Trials and Tribulations (Princess Arthur of Connaught) Once Upon a Time (George and Marina’s wedding ceremony); Cold Climate, All You Need is Love (Willem-Alexander and Maxima);2 half The Exiles; Girl Talk; Family Tree. Berkswell’s The Royal Year: from the mid-1980s to the late nineties lined British & foreign royal visits to the US including the Prince and Princess of Wales visit to D.C.