Sony got no games for this year…other than TLOU2 remaster and Gamepass Classic MLB the show

[gurf]

Man’s trying to push the goalposts on a bet

These nikkas deranged.

Folks be at the roulette table arguing that he won cause he’s color blind. “See, it’s all black to me”

 

[daze23]

Man’s trying to push the goalposts on a bet

we're still waiting for all the Starfield reviews to come in

 

[gurf]

we're still waiting for all the Starfield reviews to come in

Ol double or nothing ass folks

 

[MeachTheMonster]

@Gizmo_Duck if it comes out this year ima buy you the game for you.

I know you are excited to play this shyt

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

@Gizmo_Duck if it comes out this year ima buy you the game for you.

I know you are excited to play this shyt

Naw I’ll take the 30 dollar store credit, thanks

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Naw I’ll take the 30 dollar store credit, thanks

 

[winb83]

Reaction: PS5 Livestreams Are No Longer Speaking to the Fans Who Built the Brand

Tough times

www.pushsquare.com

It’s been eight years since Sony’s outstanding E3 2016 press conference, where it hired a full-blown orchestra and introduced the rebooted God of War to the world. And it’s been nine years since arguably the greatest gaming livestream in history, where the holy trifecta of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Shenmue 3, and The Last Guardian were revealed back-to-back-to-back. Whatever you think of the final products, these were iconic events.

Yesterday’s anticipated State of Play was never going to rival those moments because things have undoubtedly changed, but there’s a growing sentiment that PlayStation is no longer speaking to the fans that built its brand with these broadcasts. The overwhelming reaction from both readers on Push Square and on social media in general is that the platform holder’s latest livestream was middling at best, and it’s not exactly the first time.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

What games