This week we got our first PlayStation State of Play for 2024 and it did not disappoint. There were plenty of reveals and announcements for games both big and small, but today I want to talk about my big highlights of the show. From Stellar Blade and Rise of the Ronin to Death Stranding 2: On The Beach and the announcement of Hideo Kojima’s new IP Physint, there’s a lot to get excited about in today’s video!
PlayStation had a quiet, yet successful 2023, but everything about 2024 and beyond is a mystery. What are their first-party teams working on and when will we see them? Will Sony support the PS VR2? When will we see the PS5 Pro? I talk about it all in today’s video.
Eternights wears its influences on its sleeves and doesn’t try to hide them. Clearly taking plenty of cues from Atlus’ Persona franchise, Eternights strives to distill the strong story and character focus of its inspiration into a smaller package, with an emphasis on romance and action-based combat being its key differentiators. While it does manage to do some things well, it also misses the mark in more ways than one.
Ever since Final Fantasy XVI was announced I’ve been eager to experience a new story in the iconic franchise and see how it continues to evolve. With a more “mature” story, a much stronger focus on real-time action, the promise of over-the-top setpieces, and an acclaimed development team behind it, I had pretty high expectations. And while Final Fantasy XVI managed to meet and even exceed some of those expectations, eventually the luster wore off and one truth revealed itself: that Final Fantasy XVI is simultaneously a fun and boring game to play.
2020 is finally coming to an end! It’s no understatement to say that this has been one of the most difficult years for all of us, but all the while, we’ve had video games to help lighten the load and be a way to escape from the challenges of the real world.
Seven years ago, Naughty Dog released The Last of Us to critical acclaim. The story of Joel and Ellie and their cross country journey resonated with gamers from a gameplay standpoint and an emotional standpoint. It was a game that pushed the industry forward in more ways than one, so expectations for The Last of Us Part II were astronomical. Somehow, the team was able to create a sequel that is a step up from its predecessor in every way imaginable and blow me away yet again.
At long last, Sony finally revealed their highly anticipated Playstation 5. Their event today showcased a number of different games that will be coming to the platform, as well as the surprise reveal of the console itself. Let’s break it all down.
After a one-week delay in response to the worldwide protests following the death of George Floyd, Sony’s Playstation 5 event is going to be happening tomorrow at 1PM PT/4PM ET. We know very little though about what we’ll be getting from this event aside from looks at games. Everyone on in the internet has been speculating and I have some thoughts of my own, so let’s talk about what I’m expecting from this Playstation 5 event.
By: Tyler Miller
This morning Sony finally announced that their Playstation 5 event will be taking place next week on June 4 at 1 PM PDT/4 PM EDT.
By: Tyler Miller
Fans of The Last of Us Part II have something to look forward to this week, as Sony has announced a new State of Play focusing on the game.
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