It’s over! Today’s PlayStation Showcase delivered an interesting premiere of an all-new game in development, as well as updates on upcoming titles from PlayStation Studios and our friends at 3rd party. The show lasted over an hour for him, with over 30 titles published, so there was a lot to absorb. If you want to relive the showcase, you can watch it again below.
If you want to learn more about some of the games featured today, read on. In addition to summaries of individual announcements, select articles on the PlayStation Blog feature additional information and exclusive screenshots from the game’s creators. All are linked below.
PlayStation Showcase: PlayStation Studios and Third Party Publisher Announcements
Take a sneak peek at the new accessories unveiled in today’s showcase. Project Q device for playing games installed on PS5 and streamed over WiFi, and the first official wireless earbuds to offer lossless audio on PS5 and PC. More details will be announced in the coming months.
We also announced Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater coming to PS5. Check out the first trailer below.
Bungie has officially announced Marathon, a sci-fi PvP extraction shooter, its first completely new project in over a decade. The studio behind Halo and Destiny debuted his first CGI teaser trailer for the game, featuring the appearance of the player character (a cybernetic mercenary known as Runner). Please look:
In partnership with Bungie, the studio has given a first look at its next expansion, Destiny 2: The Final Shape. This serves as an epic conclusion to his decade-long story of Light and Darkness. A short teaser trailer was shown, culminating in a surprise cameo from popular Hunter Vanguard character Cayde-6, who played against him during the events of 2018’s Destiny 2: Forsaken. Cade will be played by actor Nathan Fillion, Bungie announced. reprise his role. Destiny fans will have the next opportunity to learn more about The Final Shape expansion in his upcoming Destiny 2 Showcase, a livestreamed event airing on Bungie Channel on August 22nd.
We’re just over a week away from the release of Street Fighter 6. To mark this, Capcom has shared a new trailer focused on the world tour.
Along with the debut of these new trailers, we also had some big news from other developers.
