Raise your hand if you are surprised by this! Anyone? Anyone?

Why can't these studios ever properly put it together? We either get a good campaign and a bad mp, or we get an awful campaign that almost feels like an afterthought and decent mp.

People will still complain about it.

Microsoft is restricting Cloud gaming to 15 hours a month. So this would be incredibly dumb even if it were true.

I bought my PS5 Pro for about $500. The thing is great, but no way is it worth $1500. Gamestop is insane.

I hate this industry sometimes. I hope these devs aren't down for long.

This just furthers my theory that Uncharted 5 will center on Cassie with Nate in the Sully role.

So, after years of not releasing anything, Naughty Dog appears to be ready to go into overdrive: Intergalactic, Shaun Escayg's project (heavily hinted to be Uncharted), plus 2 The Last of Us games, one of which is likely Part III. Well, it's about freaking time, Naughty Dog.

Please god no, I'm not going through this again.

For the record, if you actually bought the games, then they are still playable.

Haha, that's a good one. Obsidian is on borrowed time now.

@RoomWithaMoose I associate them with Heavenly Sword, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, and Hellblade, 3 excellent games. Sony should have scooped them up early as they had a very close working relationship. Unfortunately, I think that is the exact reason that Xbox bought them out. I'm sure Phil wanted Insomniac too. It's very unfortunate. I really hope someone gets them before it's too late. I really want to see what that new Senua game is all about.

Ninja Theory is one studio that belonged at PlayStation. This is sad and anger inducing at the same time. I really wish Phil Spencer never got his hands on them.

Eh, I still don't care. I had no interest in this movie before and still none now.

I'll admit, I didn't hate this game the way others did. I feel for the devs who tried to cobble together what they could from what was clearly meant to be a different game. The execs though? They got what they deserved.

One of my favorite Playstation Studios traditions. Naughty Dog's is missing. It mixes Joel's arm with Wolverine's claws.

It's not perfect, but the reviews seemed to blow certain things way out of proportion. My biggest issue with the game is the clunky combat. It can feel very fluid, momentous, and satisfying one second, and then you can immediately get overrun and dead the next. Outside of that, everything is really good. The scent trail stuff really got blown out of proportion and all of the tutorials can just be turned off. I think anti-Sony sentiment (due to their own awful decisions) may have made Insomniac and Wolverine an easy punching bag.

It sounds like players are enjoying the game more than the critics.

Most likely. Microsoft won't want to lose out on PS sales.

Not the best month, wake me up when Ratchet & Clank gets added.

So, let me get this straight, Kojima and the prestige that comes with (especially since Physint might be his final game) is not worth the money, but wasting 5 years on trash like Horizon Hunters Gathering, Fairgames (which still isn't cancelled somehow), and Marathon. What the hell is wrong with the suits at Playstation?

The first game absolutely needs a remake. It was difficult to play in 2004, let alone now. Killzones 2 and 3 could use a remaster, but that's all.

One of the best announcements from the SoP. This is long overdue.

Eh, it was okay, but not their best show. Maneater 2 was a nice surprise. Until Dawn 2 looks better. Final Fantasy VII Revelation looks great (not surprising). And Ratchet & Clank getting added to PS Plus is welcome (and long overdue) news. Otherwise, nothing else that interested me.

@Leinad7 Always have to find something to complain about.

At this point, I agree. Playstation's output has been abysmal this generation and the live service push has been a catastrophic failure. Only 1 game (maybe 2 if you count Gran Turismo 7) has been a success (Helldivers II). Concord made Sony a laughing stock. The Last of Us Online was cancelled by Naughty Dog, but cost them 7 years of dev time and millions of dollars. Marathon is hanging by a thread. Bluepoint was closed after their God of War live service game (that they had no business working on) was cancelled. London Studio was closed when it's live service game was cancelled. Bend Studio wasted 5 years on a live service game and they may not survive. And now Guerilla is likely in trouble too. I guess it's a miracle that Santa Monica, Sucker Punch, and Insomniac were not making live service games.

Wow, like oh my god, who could've possibly seen these coming? Besides everyone who isn't a Sony executive.

People prefer negativity to being happy. I'll play and enjoy Wolverine. Insomniac have pretty much become Sony's flagship studio at this point. I'm sorry that the devs have to deal with this.

Doom is dead. Way to go Xbox.

Can't say I'm surprised. Very disappointed, but not surprised. The industry has been moving this way for years. I feel like Sony is doing it's best to absolutely kill the PS6 before it ever gets revealed.

Can we just say it? Bethesda sucks

Storage and memory prices have increased. Gee, who's responsible for that I wonder?

@SJR Well, they aren't doing that either. So....

Come on guys, cut Rockstar some slack. They want to take their time with it. It's not like they've had checks notes 8 years to prepare for RDR2 on PS5. Seriously, in 8 years they couldn't even simply release a 60 FPS patch?

Good on them for sticking to their principles, but this won't matter unless a major retailer like Amazon or Wal-Mart refuses to sell the game without the disc. Which we know they won't as Amazon is one of the companies trying to force everything digital.

Great news. I will be pre-ordering a physical version (only the 2nd game since 2013 that I will have pre-ordered after 007 First Light). My PS5 Pro is ready.

@MinervaX76 Bungie's downfall isn't Sony's fault. Sony is at fault for falling for Bungie's lies, but Bungie did it to themselves.

None of the these games interest me. I bought Indiana Jones (Xbox's best first party game) and Starfield (one of their worst). I'm on the fence for Halo. After that, they have nothing that interested me once they cancelled Perfect Dark.

I really wanted to like this game, but I just can't. I finally uninstalled and don't know if I'll ever boot it up again.

If I've learned anything from Xbox over the last 10 or so years, it's to not believe anything they say. I would not be at all surprised to see this game announced for PS5 in 6-12 months.

@Werehog Ok....but now I want to raid Fort Knox and fight Oddjob.

No thanks. I'm going to play more 007 First Light now.

I figured this was BS the moment I first heard it. That said, I could believe Sony pushing Naughty Dog to get a game out. They are Sony's flagship studio and have released nothing new in 6 years.

I played it. It plays more like Everything or Nothing and From Russia with Love than the PS3 version which is much more Call of Duty-fied. Still alright, though.

I was playing Starfield, until I couldn't take the crashes anymore. I've been having much better time with Cyberpunk 2077's PS5 Pro update.

@Frmknst Not even close. Ninja Theory are a great studio, but not anywhere near Naughty Dog.

The Last of Us Part II's reputation was ruined by leaks. GTA VI's reveal was ruined by leaks. Marvel's Venom may have been cancelled due to stolen data. Leaks ruin everything.

We all knew Sony was right. Games are now too expensive to put on a sub service day 1. I'm still shocked Bethesda allowed Starfield on Game Pass day 1 (though they probably didn't have a choice). Call of Duty being on the sub service day 1 is just baffling.

This is cool and all, but....where the hell are GTA 4 and RDR 2 on PS5?!

Is this a "we have Gran Turismo at home" type of situation?