SMITE Launching ON PS4 May 31
The official launch of the PlayStation 4 version of SMITE is almost here. As announced on the PlayStation blog earlier today, the free-to-play MOBA will exit the beta phase and go live May 31st -- just a few short days from now.
Over the course of the PS4 beta, Hi-Rez has made several adjustments to the game, including doubling the frame rate and optimizing it at 60 FPS, as well as adding new trophies, game modes, new gods, and an activity feed. PlayStation 4 players interested in finding out more about the game can do so via the game store or the PlayStation site.
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