PlayStation kicked off summer showcase season with a stacked State of Play! With big surprises like Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls and the reveal of 007: First Light, there’s a lot to be excited about, so let’s talk about my major highlights from the show!
A PlayStation State of Play is rumored to be on the horizon, so it’s time to make some predictions about what might show up! Will Marvel’s Wolverine finally appear? Will we get our first look at Resident Evil 9? Let’s talk about it!
PlayStation’s stable of first-party development teams has grown bigger with the announcement of teamLFG, a new studio based out of Bellevue, Washington.
The rumor mill is up and running, and it appears as if the God of War franchise might return to its original Greek setting later this year if new claims from Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb are true. The idea of returning to Greece is exciting, but I’m of mind two minds about whether it would be a good decision for the franchise. Let’s talk about it!
Sony’s live-service ambitions for PlayStation have been the subject of ire for many since their inception, and last week those frustrations reached a fever pitch with the news that two more in-development live-service games were being canceled at Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. These latest cancelations have put a spotlight on just how poorly the company’s plans have panned out and highlighted a couple of truths that need to be addressed.
Two more unannounced PlayStation live-service games have been canceled, this time from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games.
Sony’s doubling down on their games portfolio with more live-service titles and a steady stream of major single-player games starting in 2025. Let’s talk about what this means for PlayStation and whether it will work out for them!
Sony has announced that they are closing Concord developer Firewalk Studios, just a year and a half after acquiring the studio in April 2023.
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.
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