You ever wonder if Nintendo paid the person who came up with “free-climbing” what they were worth considering it’s seemingly changing every AAA game?

God of War. God of War never changes. But the release dates for those games certainly do! The sequel to 2018's Dad of Boy has officially been delayed, and will now be released in 2022, but here's the surprise announcement: God of War Ragnarok will arrive on both PS4 and PS5, despite it originally being listed as an exclusive to Sony's latest gaming device.

The absolute cheek of it all.

With Returnal out in the wild, and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart almost here, Sony's next heavyweight first-party title is undoubtedly Horizon: Forbidden West. A sequel to the original title developed by Guerrilla Games, a glorious 14 new minutes of gameplay for Aloy's latest trip in the robot apocalypse was shared last night.

The event, which is seemingly dedicated to the upcoming PS5 game, will reveal plenty of interesting nuggets.

Seven months into its existence, the PlayStation 5 is a great console that has seldom hit next-gen vibes, mostly due to it only having a mere handful of games to take advantage of its more buzzworthy features. When games such as Returnal and Spider-Man: Miles Morales do pop up though? It's a moment worth celebrating as Sony's first-party offerings have been hitting sixes on the pitch so far.

SIE boss Jim Ryan reckons the PS5 generation of exclusive games will eclipse what the PS4 era had to offer.

Dormant for the last seven years, don’t expect Killzone to make a return anytime soon or deliver absolutely bullcrap announcement trailers at E3, as another nail was just hammered into its coffin.