Sly Cooper 4 teased

By Wesley Yin-Poole Published 15 November, 2010

Video found in The Sly Trilogy.

A fourth game in the Sly Cooper series looks likely after a teaser video for the unannounced game was discovered in The Sly Trilogy.

The video, unlocked when all Trophies are obtained, shows Sly's silhouette hidden within tall grass, followed by the Sly logo with Cooper's cane as a question mark. Check it out below.

Sly Cooper, the popular PlayStation 2 exclusive adventure series from inFamous 2 creator Sucker Punch, last saw a brand new release in 2005 with Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves. Eurogamer liked it to the tune of 8/10.

While unconfirmed, Sly 4 looks like a dead cert. The question is, which developer is on the case?

The HD stereoscopic 3D PlayStation 3 port of all three games, out in the UK on 3rd December, was developed by Sanzaru Games, the California studio responsible for the PS2 port of Secret Agent Clank.

Is Sucker Punch, hard at work on inFamous 2, at the helm? Or will Sony hand development duties to a different studio?

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About Wesley Yin-Poole

Wesley is Eurogamer's news editor. He likes news, interviews, and more news. He also likes Street Fighter more than anyone can get him to shut up about it.

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  • AnsemsApprentice #1 2 years ago

    "Woot" ?

    Hopefully this will be good, I for one cannot wait to see what Sly looks like on current consoles. Incredible, I'm guessin'.

    Edited by AnsemsApprentice at 15/11/10 @ 20:52

  • supermaniacs #2 2 years ago

    It may have sold less than Jak and Daxter and Ratchet, but i still think it was the best platformer on the PS2!!

    Can't bloody wait for this!!!

  • HisDudness #3 2 years ago

    Wait. Someone has achieved all trophies on the Sly Collection already? I guess it's not much of a surprise that this same person actually verbalizes the sound "woot"