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Let’s not beat around the bush: PlayStation has been weird recently. While it’s not the end of the world – the Japanese giant’s still found impressive success in unprecedented circumstances – it’s clear that the aftermath of the pandemic has rocked the PS5’s first few years. Games like God of War Ragnarok, which released recently, were likely due much earlier in the system’s lifecycle – and unexpected stock issues have meant the console has fallen short of the organisation’s targets.
Unfortunately, we’ll never know what the start of this generation was supposed to look like, but Sony’s done a decent enough job of getting on top of things. The lineup of exclusive software has still been really good, and the platform holder’s managed to maintain a high level of quality at a time when other publishers have struggled to adapt. Obviously it’s frustrating that many haven’t been able to purchase the system, but it’s refreshing to see things slowly begin to improve now.
And we reckon the stock issues are to blame for PlayStation’s bizarre marketing. As we pointed out recently, 2022 was the first year in the brand’s history where the manufacturer didn’t host a major press conference. It dotted the calendar with some lower profile State of Plays, many of which were surprisingly good – although they centred squarely on third-party software, with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine being the only non-VR first-party projects currently announced from the firm.
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We reckon the PS5’s supply issues have been mostly to blame for this. The problem is that the new-gen system has been practically sold out since the day it launched, so there’s been little incentive for the firm to figuratively blow its load. While existing owners have been eager to see a glimpse of the future, teasing upcoming titles only serves to frustrate those who can’t get their hands on the format – and from a marketing perspective, it’s not really necessary when every unit sells out anyway.
A quiet, subdued 2022 will have allowed Sony’s growing roster of first-party studios to recover from the aftermath of the pandemic – which forced many developers to work from home – and cook up new content. We know the likes of Sucker Punch, Naughty Dog, Firesprite, Team Asobi, and many more all have mature projects in the pipeline – we’re just waiting to see what they actually are. The next 12 months should reveal all.
In fact, we’re expecting a really busy and noisy year from PlayStation overall. We now know that the aforementioned Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is due out this holiday, which will undoubtedly be one of the biggest games of the year – and it’s likely to be accompanied by a hardware refresh, which is now strongly rumoured to feature a detachable disc drive. We also know that Sony is planning to aggressively ramp up hardware shipments in 2023, and we’re almost anticipating a re-launch of sorts over the coming months.
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PSVR2, expensive and niche as it may be, will also be a big story throughout the coming year – and even if you’re not personally interested in the headset, it’ll be the most advanced virtual reality device on the market when it deploys on 22nd February, 2023. That alone is a big story – and we’d expect big software announcements for it throughout the year, which will certainly stir enthusiasm among VR communities. And it’s not even the only new hardware Sony has planned: don’t forget the company’s long-awaited “pro” controller DualSense Edge is due in January, too.
All of this is running concurrently with a deadly third-party software lineup, featuring enormously anticipated games like Resident Evil 4 and Final Fantasy 16 – both of which will have their marketing heavily associated with PS5. It feels like we’re on the cusp of a breakout year for the console: PlayStation may have been infuriatingly subdued in 2022, but we reckon it’s been building up to this. Whether you already own Sony’s new-gen system, or are a prospective buyer, 2023 is the year the platform is finally poised to spring into life.
Are you looking forward to a big year from PS5 in 2023? What are you expecting from the platform holder over the coming 12 months? What would get you excited about the console at this stage? Look forward in the comments section below.
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No idea if 2023 will be the “big year” or not, but honestly I’m happy with the line-up for the first half of the year even without any first party titles (sorry, Marvel isn’t my thing, but Final Fantasy sure is). 2023 is looking to be excellent for Sony and Nintendo and hopefully even Xbox. It’s a great thing when there’s authentic competition!
Well, that’s simple: PSVR2. The next gen is finally here years after the PS5 released! So excited.
Already have the likes of Horizon Call of the Mounting, Switchback, Pistol Whip, Resi Village (which I studiously avoided playing until now), No Man’s Sky (avoided playing in VR), and will be getting Kayak VR and the Moss and Walking Dead Collections as soon as they are for sale.
That lot will keep me going quite some time.
Will also play a bit of Hogwarts and Yakuza in between when those flat games come out.
Great year ahead.
I’d tend to agree this is going to be a big year for Sony. At least for me, I know there are a LOT of games that are supposed to come out this coming year that I’m looking forward to. Chief among them are Dead Space, Atom Heart, Remnant 2, Spider-Man 2, Suicide Squad and many, many others. I may even pony up and get a PSVR2 but we’ll see on that.
It better be. Because so far the “next generation” has felt more like a minor upgrade than a major leap forward. And given what’s coming on the horizon I don’t think that will change anytime soon. Hopefully the second half of the year picks up the slack.
Any year which has Spiderman 2 and Final Fantasy XVI will bound to prove to be amazing. Also highly willing to bet both factions 2 and Helldivers 2 will also release next year. But the best part is that cross gen will finally end.
Totally agree with Sammy on this, I think this is the year when the PS5 really kicks into gear. The release schedule is insane and we've got PSVR2 coming. I think we'll also see a steady decline in cross-gen games as the focus shifts to current-gen development. I can see a lot of 'PS5 only' game announcements in 2023.
PSVR2: HCotM, Firewall Ultra
FF16, FF7Rebirth
Forspoken
Granblue Fantasy Relink
Stellar Blade
SPIDER-MAN 2!!!
Sony is doing a lot of the things that suit my personally tastes.
Can't be much worse than the comedy 2020-2022 years, can it!?
And then watch PlayStation still not have a proper showcase in 2023 lol
Can’t say I agree with this. Of the three platform holders, I expect Sony to release the fewest first-party games in 2023.
Next year looks great, but it’s not because of the PlayStation Studios output.
2022 was a big blank nothing for Sony and Nintendo with a few notable exceptions. 2023 I believe will be the comeback year; the payoff of all the silence. For me so far its:
Gollum
Granblue Fantasy: Relink
FF7R2
Stellar Blade
Final Fantasy 16
Burning Shores Horizon DLC
PSVR2 console
RE4 remake
Swordsman VR
Switchback VR
Ghostbusters VR
Among Us VR
Hello Neighbor VR
Call of the Mountain
RE8 VR
No Man's Sky VR
Kayak VR
Moss Bundle
Demeo
Not to mention Tears of the Kingdom on Switch. I think its safe to say this article is NOT an opinion piece. Haha.
I've had my PS5 since launch, and it's been great so far with exclusives and backward-compatibility, plus it's my multiplat console of choice over my Series X.
2023 seems to be another great year with -
Dead Space Remake
Dragonball Z Kakarot
Forspoken
Hogwarts Legacy
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Stellar Blade
Final Fantasy 16
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Spider-Man 2
Silent Hill 2 Remake
Suicide Squad
Plus, whatever else hasn't been announced yet. An even better version of my favorite controller with the Dualsense Edge releasing soon also.
I'm excited to see what 2023 has to offer for PS5, Switch & Series X...
Only thing I’m actually think Sony to deliver in 2023 is Spider-Man 2, The Last of Us multiplayer thing, and likely a the rumored Horizon 1 “remake”. Sony has been really padding their first party offerings with remakes and remasters, and I don’t expect that to stop anytime soon.
Really don’t expect Wolverine next year.
Of these just care for SM2, might be the only Sony first party title I don’t wait for a sale to get, might, I do have a huge backlog.
I’ll likely get FF16, since Sony has decided to pay to keep it away from other consoles for likely as long as they did with FF7 remake (basically forever.)
I have zero interest on anything VR, even at a philosophical level.
@LiamCroft tbf their main competition as essentially took off the first two years of the gen while Sony has been delivering above and beyond especially compared to the ps4 first two years so a slow year next year is perfectly fine and the third party exclusives will more than carry it. There’s always going to be down years and Sony has been delivering better than anyone since 2020.
I'm torn, there's potential for it to be the case especially given the big 3rd party presence but then you have Jim Ryan's live service comments (there's 14 Playstation Studios live service games releasing by 2025, 2 of which are before the end of March 2023) so this may be the year where we see a huge amount of ugly monetization from Sony.
As for events, I think they'll continue with last year's approach of a few State of Plays. Microsoft and Sony's battle over the Activision acquisition is far from over.
I respect the hope, I guess I'm just more jaded with gaming at this point, especially with how Sony handled 2022. I want an event, I need the energy back.
I'm at least expecting a better core of games for 2023 with Spidey 2, RE4 Remake, FF16 & Tears of the Kingdom.
The thing killing me is how hard multiplayer has stagnated, we need something new!
@JSnow2
You sound like me a few years ago before I got PSVR. Bored of the same old rubbish. Jaded is the word exactly.
Since I moved into VR though I have the enthusiasm back from the PS1-N64 days. Highly recommend it for jaded gamers.
It took a couple of years at least for PS4 to show itself off. Up until that point, those games that had released were fairly mediocre (Knack, Killzone, Driveclub). Even so, there was a strong showing as well around 2014/2015 with Arkham Knight, Bloodborne, Dragon Age Inquisition and so on.
This generation feels like it's lagging. There hasn't yet been a seriously strong contender, and we're more than two years (about a quarter of a generation) in.
@Mythologue
To be fair, the pandemic happened. I fully expect this to be a 10 year generation at least.
The tech is far more advanced, relative to PC, than was the case when the last gen released underpowered from the starting line; Unreal 5 is going to release; and PSVR2 is about to blow lots of people’s minds.
We lost a couple of years, but they would have been slow anyway due to the cross gen period, the latest engine not being ready, and VR not being ready.
Hopefully we can get some actual PS5 games instead of more last gen ports and remasters. I just got a PS5 finally but as for finding worthwhile exclusives it hasn't been easy.
If Silent Hill 2, Stellar Blade, and the two Final Fantasy games turn out great, the PS5 will finally have some tasty exclusives that'll make me give the console a more serious look. Probably not enough to sell me on the device next year, but enough that I'll go from apathy to planning on eventually buying one (I'd really like to play the games I already own before grabbing yet another system with its own library, tbh).
I really think xbox wins this year. Starfield will be better than expected & I love space games. I don't own an xbox yet but might pick one up just for that game
@Truegamer79 I agree! I paid alot of money for my ps5 & I'm disappointed so far. Most games are out on the ps4 & look like ps4 Pro games.
Not feeling this generation, but my perspective is probably skewed by my preposterous backlog and the Steam Deck. I have too many unplayed PS4 games, and as much as I love the series, I can’t bring myself to spend $500.00 to play Ratchet & Clank.
@nedbvai
Yeah everybody keeps talking about this huge graphical leap but I'm not seeing it. All I'm seeing is PS4.5 I got Demons souls and it looks pretty good but nothing else is really looking so eye popping. If this is next gen so far I'm not impressed. What's PS6 gonna be like a PS5 pro?
Hardly need a crystal ball or degree in journalism to predict 2023 will be a better year for ps5 than those preceeding it
I'm looking forward to it, and hopefully we get some more 1P reveals and announcements. We don't know anything else other than Spider Man 2 for next year. Yes, we have those third-party exclusives like Silent Hill 2, although don't think that has been confirmed yet for 2023?
Hopefully all brands bring to the table next year. Think it will be strong for both Playstation, Xbox and Nintendo next year.
We will see... Right now PS5 is huge letdown. Almost no next-gen games (put aside PS5 upgrades) and still chaotic unintuitive UI. I think next year will be big flop for lots of games. There is so many games in release queue and world financial crisis behind the door, so it all just implode and lots of huge games will simply be forgotten days after release.
I personally resigned for all PS5 "still pushed further" releases, and only one game I'll buy is Diablo 4 (even if it will be not Diablo anymore). And quietly wait for 2025 and PS6.
I'm sure it will be great. Its even rumoured there is a bood xbox game out next year, but I personally have given up all hope.
As a person who finally got their hands on a PS5 in October, I am playing catch up on PS5 releases and even some PS4 ones I never got to play. However, to me, 2023 for the first h,alf seems to be a bit lacking for my taste.
@djlard Me too. I cant wait for The Last of Us remaster for PS6.
(aside from the ps5s lacking features) as long as the ps4 is still leeching the mid-station 5 will never get to shine .
It will really take off once we start getting PS5 exclusives and no longer held back by cross-gen titles (which admittedly were necessary while stock issues were sorted).
PSVR2 is set to be amazing but god damn do Sony need to start marketing properly
@maybemaybemaybe
Indeed. Hopefully their show at CES will be one to remember. But PSVR2 basically means Sony win every year, especially next year, until it helps boost PCVR again at least.
As for flat gaming: U5 will be a big boost that makes games look truly next gen visually. But, meh, that’s just visuals.
@thefourfoldroot1 really trying not to set my expectations too high for CES but any extra major title announcements are welcome, even if only to help sway more people toward the headset.
UE5 will be huge, particularly with delivering more 60fps titles with decent illumination. Lumen is a pretty decent compromise on ray tracing IMO so that will be a big help in raising the standard graphically.
Japanese giant again - I’m now in the market for an expunger plug-in.
I don’t say this to be controversial or a fanboy, i own all 3 consoles, always have, always will ,all that disclaimer stuff that seems unnecessary out of the way. This is the lineup that i am not a huge fan of. I love God of War and the Last of Us. I respect a lot of these other games, they are made well and tend to sell good numbers. Marvel games and honestly movies aren’t my thing. Final Fantasy doesn’t do anything for me and VR is a headache waiting to happen for me, tho i wish it wasn’t, cause i find the tech neat and refreshing, something new even tho it hurts my eyes and head. So last year with GOWR and Last of Us Part 1, i was in my little PlayStation heaven. Until i see Factions and more about Twisted Metal reboot i am a little more on the side of this is when PS releases a lot of games that serve their fanbase well, but not my personal play style. However i am glad these games exist for sony cause they will help drive sales and consumer interest in the industry and that is only a good thing.
Yall always do this at the end of December. Have these highly optimistic predictions that don't ever come true. I guess I get it from a business standpoint because you want to hype people up to increase traffic, but realistically it'll be the same next year from Sony.
@RBMango I agree, I could see this smug version of Sony skipping again next year. If they stay on this mute path their going to eventually piss off there core audience just like the in PS3 era.
I am still getting by with my not huge, not ugly, and has a web browser PS4 Pro. Upgrading to a PS5 in 2023 I would like to do, buuut.
What would excite me for 2023 is a PS5 slim with a web browser
and bundled with GTA, freaking, Six.
@Truegamer79
Rasterized visuals as a whole are providing diminished returns. Just the nature of the beast.
Which is why I’m hoping they continue to focus on performance over pure visuals.
Of course full ray tracing features (not the gimped versions on most console titles) does provide a big visual jump, but it destroys performance. So it’s a double edged sword.
Frankly current visuals are fine for me. I’m more interested in new gameplay ideas followed very closely by performance. That’s what I want the generation to focus on.
@NoCode23
The web browser on PS4 was terrible. I never used it the entire time I owned my PS4 Phat model and I got it in 2014.
It’s a lot easier just to pull out my phone or grab my iPad.
I don’t miss it. Although I will say that I don’t understand why Sony didn’t keep it around for PS5 for the people who found it useful.
@maybemaybemaybe
Personally I don’t even need games, lol. It’s a tech showcase event after all. There are some things I’d really like to see shown though, hardware and software related.
1) I’d like to see Sony confirm the headset haptics are shown to reduce motion sickness in people - as in this:
https://www.roadtovr.com/researchers-head-mounted-haptics-combat-vr-discomfort-walkingvibe/
2) confirmation of 3D bluRay capability, which I fully expect in a PS5 update as we got it for PS4.
3) I’m hoping for a showcase of the Virtual Screen capability, ideally in some kind of virtual cinema that can be, eventually, expanded into a more complete virtual space (as in PS Home).
4) more non gaming apps. I’d pay a subscription for virtual access to a collection of world museums for example; I know the wife would love virtual concerts (come on Sony music division!); and I’m sure lots of tourism bodies would love to show us what some majestic locales have to offer…
Mostly long shots, but just a clue as to where Sony are headed would be nice.
PS5 will only begin to shine when the shackles of crossgen have been removed, but im very much looking forward to FF 16 next year though.
@OrtadragoonX
Yeah we've pretty much reached the point where everyone's visuals are about the same. I do notice more brightness and realism in the fire or water effects in Demons souls but honestly that remake could have been done on PS4 easily. I guess we should all stop worrying about who's got the best graphics. The point is mute these days.
Its a big year for every console and in fact my 3 most hyped 2023 games all come from the big 3 in Zelda, Spider-Man 2 and Starfield.
@djlard The quick loading and 60fps being mostly standard has more then made the PS5 worth it for me as well as the Duel Sense controller. Yeah sure God of War and Horizon are on PS4 but they play best on PS5 and in the case of Horizon look much much better on PS5.
Yes, 2023 is looking really good but I might say that I really loved the Ps5 first two years: even with a pandemic going on they have felt much richer with games than the ps4 first years.
I’m also constantly shocked to feel like I am the minority when I say that I notice the ps4-ps5 leap much much more than ps3-ps4. The 60 fps and/or ray tracing really change things. The DualSense. Even something simple like Soul Hackers 2 is day and night in terms of fluidity or load times. Can’t even imagine Returnal on ps4. And we barely scratched the surface …looking forward to FFXVI and FFVII Rebirth the most. Really loving the ps5 tbh.
We'll see. Next year has potential, but Sony absolutely must up their game when it comes to respecting and communicating with their audience if they want to continue to grow. Given the delays to this gen getting started, alot of floating gamers are on the fence, and Sony havent showered themselves in glory with some of their decision making and public statements this gen.
With that said, there is a lot to look forward to next year (final fantasy 16, spiderman 2, and hogwarts legacy in particular for me - i dont believe we are seeing FF7 rebirth until spring 2024 at the earliest), sprinkled with hopefully interesting things like the Horizon dlc and factions 2.
You have to hope Sony is lining up a decent showcase for early next year - but i do fear we remain a little too far off for many of these titles.
Main thing to hope for though is this ugly Activision dispute to come to an end
I don’t think I’ve ever been less excited concerning PlayStation as I am right now.
Well, I see PS5 will have more kids games during year 2023 as I have found from play-asia.
@LiamCroft I dont agree with your statement.
Maybe Nintendo has more but I expect the switch 2 to be announced and come out by the end of the year.
Xbox nothing as always apart from starfield which looks more like last gen game anyway, nothing from their presentation wowed me, it looked generic and then you'll have your forza.
Playstation on the other hand, factions 2 we know, spiderman 2 we know, but blueprint look like there gearing up to share, so I expect their game to be out by the end of the year. And Team Asobi I believe will be showing off and releasing their game this year. Plus final fantasy games are exclusive so they are coming. I mean just off that playstation already has the strongest 2023 rumoured line up and they haven't even gave anything away for 2023.
Unlike xbox.and.nintendo they are predictable
I wouldn't mind a new Infamous game made only for the PS5. Or Uncharted 5 using UE5
I'd love if Sony had been secretly working away at a killer new IP, ready to be unleashed next year. Bring back the creativity & magic to Playstation, all these sequels & remakes are so boring!
I got lucky in finding an Xbox Series Next this past January. I have yet to see any Playstation 5's anywhere in stores, and I definitely won't be paying the price online for one. However, that being said, there hasn't been much 'only for' on either the PS5 or Series Next. Whatever comes out, I can get for the PS4 to tide me over. Only game on PS5 that I'd like is Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart. However, I'll still purchase the system, because I know eventually (whenever they get their inventory set and get demands met), the games will eventually pour out for it...however, the way it's going, their next consoles will be coming out. I might as well start saving up for the Playstation 6.
I can't wait to see what Sony has been working on, I even can't wait to see what Nintendo has been working on. Hoping for some new IP's or even some of their classic IP's making a large comeback...Lemmings, Parappa The Rapper, Twisted Metal, Ico, Legend Of Dragoon, Wild Arms, Jet Moto, Cool Boarders, Jak And Daxter, Sly Cooper...just to name a few from Sony.
@RBMango They moved to State of Play's only. I don't expect showcase tbh.
In 2019 Sony also did not hold a press conference
There was imo no real reason to buy a ps5 in 2022 because the 'console selling games' were lacking, or also came out on ps4, or were already out on it. But I'm sure once the real ps5 exclusives are coming in things will be a lot different. But they'll have to ramp up the hardware production first for that.
@LiamCroft WWS, Playstation, and Sony themselves are all interlinked though? You do know Sony helps fund games that they partner on right? They help with marketing/development/publishing etc...to tons of 3rd party titles and curate Indy's like Sifu and Kena. I don't really get this weird distinction for Playstation that it has to come from WWS to be relevant or something? Playstation's brand started as the "home of 3rd party". Sony essentially got devs to work with them instead of the strict Nintendo pipeline, and it worked. WWS output is great, but it's not the #1 reason to even get a Playstation for likely a majority of the user-base. 2023 looks incredible from a content standpoint, it doesn't matter where the games are developed.
I just hope the 'AAA' space is better in 2023 than it was this year. Outside of Elden Ring (didn't play but I respect what From Soft does), God of War: Ragnarök, Gotham Knights, Sonic Frontiers and King of Fighters XV (which is probably more AA) I wasn't overly impressed. Horizon and GT 7, which were both games I was extremely hyped for, disappointed me a lot. The indies carried this year and there were some great re-releases whether single games like Crisis Core or compilations like TMNT The Cowabunga Collection and Atari 50 but overall 2021 and even the PS5 'launch window' topped this year on the whole.
Fortunately, things look to be real good from the jump in '23 with the Dead Space remake, Wanted: Dead and RE 4 remake. Sega has some Like a Dragon stuff lined up, PSVR 2 will be a big event if nothing else (new PlayStation hardware is almost always exciting) then of course there's Street Fighter 6 and Assassin's Creed Mirage. If Spider-Man 2 and Final Fantasy XVI do really make it in time for Holiday 2023, then yeah, I'd say it probably is PS5's biggest year yet.
I also firmly believe we're going to see a massive year for the PlayStation 5. It'll be the year where most games will release solely for PS5 leaving the outdated PS4 behind (this is a good thing). For me personally the PS5 is the best console I've ever owned (I've owned every PlayStation since the PSone & every Xbox since the OG). The PS5 allows me to play my massive catalog of PS4 games some in even better quality than what the PS4 pro offered, combine that with the incredible PS5 games & a UI that's getting better with time. The main reason I love the PS5 above any other console is the games. Holy WOW the freaking games are mind blowing! Horizon Forbidden West, God of War Ragnarok, Ratchet and Clank rift apart, DEATHLOOP, Spiderman Remastered, Miles Morales, and The Last if Us part 1. These are the games I've played & beaten on the PS5 (even got platinum trophy on Spiderman Remastered & Miles Morales). The PS5 has amazing games. We've got new IP, sequels, remakes & remasters ensuring there's something for everyone.
2023 is looking the be the best year for PS5 and I truly believe Sony is going to go all out with marketing & game releases to ensure they hit their target 30 million for fiscal year 2023. Can't wait to play what comes next 😎✌️
I'm very hopeful we'll see some surprise 2023 reveals early in the year, with actual 2023 dates that stick and aren't glitchy at release.
@WallyWest Dual Sense aka That chro chro thing, can do nothing more than instantly sqrrrrk and bring serious pain into palms of hand.
I have a good job but I can't afford £70 a game & most people I know can't. That's why I think xbox will take over next year. You can't beat day one games on gamespass. Playstation 5 is for rich people. Xbox is for normal people. That's what it's starting to feel like
@JLPick sucks you cant find a ps5 i had a friend buy me one and i paid him back basically, but what sucks worse is you got a series x. lol... you do realize they havent made a single series x only game right? itll be 3 years in 2023 and not next gen game. at least ps5 has demon souls, ratchet and clank which i would buy just for that as im a true ratchet fan, ghostwire, deathloop, returnal, blood hunt, destruction all stars and more. hell the almost non exsistant load times are 1000% better then ps4, i compare them side to side as i gave the ps4 to my fiance and i load in way before she does. the dual sense is by far my fav controller ever. i also own a series s but regret buying it, hate the xbox controller and double a batteries lmao and the 250 games on gamepass just doesnt compare to the 800 plus on premium.
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