Tonight’s PlayStation State of Play event may have been heavy on delightfuly quirky games and very very light on rumoured caped crusader reveals starring a certain gang of night owls, but the show didn’t end without Sony revealing one big card up their sleeve: The Last of Us Part II. Long in development and shrouded in mystery, the upcoming sequel to the hit post-apocalypse adventure from several years ago finally has a release date: February 21, 2020.

As part of the UN Climate Summit, Sony has stated that they intend to make the PS5 their most energy efficient console yet.

Revealed at the Tokyo Game Show, the gameplay trailer delivers some stellar action and gorgeous art design. I think in my head Nioh was Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice before From Software decided to move away from the Dark Souls formula and experiment with a combat style that was even more aggressive than Bloodborne. Nioh’s combat was more frenetic and snappy, …

Clarified in a series of tweets this weekend, Sony called out describing their now iconic face buttons with the wrong name. I don’t care who you are. I don’t care where you’re from. What you did. The “X” is the “ex” button and not the “cross” button. Since the birth of the PlayStation it has been known as the “ex” …

Hideo Kojima recently took to Twitter to explain more of the concepts regarding Death Stranding, likening its ideas around the Social Strand System to being what Tactical Espionage Action was for Metal Gear Solid.

Quality, innovation and the ability to develop video games which sell stupidly well were just some of the reasons as to why Sony finally acquired Insomniac Games and brought them into the first-party exclusives fold.

Insomniac games is the studio behind one of this generation’s most successful video games: Marvel’s Spider-Man. It makes sense then, that Sony would want to keep that sort of thing in house. And now that’s what’s happened.

Here’s a look at what I thought was going to happen this year…and what has actually happened so far.