Author: Jay Peters
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
At an hour-long showcase, one that promised to detail “the future of gaming,” Sony revealed one of the most important parts of its next-generation console — no, not the PS5 hardware, but the games that will run on it. That includes titles from a number of first-party Sony studios, like new Spider-Man and Gran Turismo games, as well as games from big-name third-party developers. It was a lot to take in, but you can keep up with all of the news right here.
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At an hour-long showcase, one that promised to detail “the future of gaming,” Sony revealed one of the most important parts of its next-generation console — no, not the PS5 hardware, but the games that will run on it. That includes titles from a number of first-party Sony studios, like new Spider-Man and Gran Turismo games, as well as games from big-name third-party developers. It was a lot to take in, but you can keep up with all of the news right here.
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