State of Play recap

Driftwood
Wednesday, September 25, 2024 | 8:20 AM
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Yesterday's State of Play was actually pretty nice with lots of games, some of them we're really curious to see more of. The good news is we also got lots of release dates, including some for 2024. We even had a few PlayStation VR2 titles to ease the announcement of the three remasters that were featured during the presentation. The show's highlight was without a doubt the announcement of Sucker Punch's Ghost of Yotei for next year.
Note: For some reason, the embedded versions of the trailers of Fear the Spotlight and the Stellar Blade DLC featuring Nier- Automata don't work, hence their absence in the list.
Update: Downloadable 4K trailer of Monster Hunter Wilds added.

Astro Bot will soon be back with free content

The Midnight Walk, the new game by Lost in Random devs

Hell is Us is intriguing

Metro Awakening VR will be here soon

Archeage Chronicles looks pretty

Palworld finally on PS5 despite Nintendo's lawsuit against Pocket Pair

Lunar gets remastered

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge's upcoming DLC is Radical Reptiles

Sakaguchi back with Fantasian Neo Dimension in December

Dragon Age Veilguard showed a bit more

The Lake House DLC will be available in Alan Wake 2 in October

Let's be virtually bald in Hitman World Assassination this December

Aspyr wants to "Tomb Raider" Soul Reaver

Towers of Aghasba also in Early Access on PS5

We all need a Fortnite PS5 controller... or did we?

Dynasty Warriors Origins will wage war in January

Monster Hunter Wilds will hit soon after Valentine's Day

LEGO Horizon Adventures is building up to show its LEGO muscles this November

Aloy returns in Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered

Chrome on PlayStation 5

PS5 Pro Enhanced games showed up

Ghost of Yotei was obviously the icing on the cake

Monster Hunter Wilds - TGS screenshots

Monster Hunter Wilds - Monsters and characters

Monster Hunter Wilds - Artwork

Commented on 2024-09-25 08:46:38

The biggest positive for me that this one at least had many gameplay bits and in engine in general instead of the cinematic CG crap but not many games were exciting for me. Yeah Ghost 2 is nice but they again failed to convince why the Pro worth it and apparently the online backlash about the lack of disc drive and high price didn't move Sony into tears so they are just going to wait and see the sales, sadly it will be probably a hit anyway but I was still expecting at least a disc drive version yesterday. Anyway, I know nothing and maybe people want PS4 game remasters instead.

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