It’s been four years, but during this week’s PlayStation State of Play, we finally got our first look at Marvel’s Wolverine gameplay, along with confirmation of a Fall 2026 release window. Violent, grisly, and intense, the new title from Insomniac Games looks amazing and clearly isn’t holding anything back. Let’s talk about it!
Hideo Kojima took to the SXSW stage today for a special panel on Death Stranding 2: On the Beach where he revealed a brand new trailer for the upcoming game and confirmed that it will be released for PlayStation 5 on June 26, 2025.
During today’s State of Play, Sucker Punch announced Ghost of Yōtei, the sequel to their highly acclaimed 2020 title, Ghost of Tsushima. We won’t have to wait long to play it either, as it’s coming in 2025 for PlayStation 5.
Months of speculation and rumors have finally come to an end as Sony officially announced the PlayStation 5 Pro and its November 7, 2024 release date. Aside from questions surrounding what the technical improvements the PS5 Pro would be, the biggest question mark concerned its price, and now we know that it’ll cost $700 in the U.S. Just like the PS4 Pro before it, the PS5 Pro is a refreshed version of the original PS5 that came out in 2020 and features some technical improvements. But the $700 price tag has raised eyebrows and is the biggest point of contention many have with the console, myself included.
Sony has officially announced the PlayStation 5 Pro, a mid-gen refresh of the PS5. Priced at a staggering $699.99 USD/£699.99/€799.99/¥119,980, the PS5 Pro will be released November 7, 2024.
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.
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