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30 minutes of useless transitions and trailers for upcoming Sony films

Yeah, this is easily the worst look PS Plus has had in years, and Sony did this to themselves with zero self-awareness and shame.

Maybe the worst month in a long time.

I bought it on Switch. Don't have Plus Extra and I really didn't want to play it on PC Game Pass.

This game had the most muted launch I've seen for a PlayStation exclusive title in years. Now I understand why after reading about its many issues.

I would actually be down for this.

I love what I'm seeing. Don't believe a second of it is authentic though.

I'm still skeptical about how smooth this game will be at launch, but I believe what I'm seeing a lot more after that raw pre-alpha footage that dropped recently. I just hope that wasn't bulls*** too.

It hurts my heart to read what Immortals 2 could have been. Ubisoft killed the very last IP I cared about from them.

That's the best possible replacement they could have gotten, in my opinion.

This microtransactions crap is one of the few major blemishes on modern Capcom. It's such a shame because they've been on such a major comeback for so long now that it genuinely sucks to see them behaving like some of their much worse peers.

Really good game. I couldn't believe a debut game had such a stunning art style and ran as well as it did at launch.

So happy they dropped the PS4 version. Given how long we've waited for this, I don't want a last-gen version holding this back.

I got both the controller and disc plates on U.S. Direct. They went live 10 minutes early.

The lack of a release date or even a window for this is killing me.

EDIT: seeing the fight against the blonde guy actually PLAY as cool as it looked years ago is a very welcome sight.

This was the only game they announced that looked cool.

Praying for some Lost Soul Aside release news.

This is the rare Ubisoft cancelation that bums me out. The first Immortals is extremely underrated.

The demo was really good, so I'm rooting for this game to do well.

Lost Soul Aside is the big one I'm keeping an eye on. The Twitter account said that they will be showcasing a demo where people can play a level, so I hope we get to see new gameplay. Exiledge looks promising too. I'm also keen to see if Sony's going to announce any more publishing deals with some of their China Hero Project stuff.

Bought my ticket for it this morning. Never thought I'd see the day where I'd be interested to see a Gran Turismo movie in the theater, but here we are!

Blizzard fans are probably the most sadomasochistic fanbase I've seen in gaming.

I care way more about what's going to happen with Crash and especially Spyro.

I miss the days of PlayStation publishing niche things like this.

This Horizon co-op game is one of the extremely rare live services I'm looking forward to since this is something a few of my friends and I have wanted for years. I hope they stick the landing.

Not surprising at all. The FTC's arguments were mostly laughably lousy and they clearly did not have the right people consulting them on how the video game industry works.

As some have already pointed out, this is CLEARLY not being presented as something erotic. It's in the spirit of the wild and random ***** that can happen during a D&D game.

One of the more interesting parts was when Double Fine first got acquired by Xbox and they had Matt Booty come and visit the studio. It was cool to see Schafer push back on Booty's attempts to curb any moonlighting on other projects in order to preserve the spirit of the team.

Forgotten Anne is a classic?

Remasters of Red Dead Redemption, GTA IV, and/or Bully would be very welcome news. Love all three of them.

As long as they're fewer live services and more single-player experiences like Stellar Blade, I'm down for more South Korean joints.

Now that I hear it, I'm not a fan. He sounds waaaay too young for a man in his 50's.

I'm more interested in this now that I see difficulty options will be a thing and it's leaning less into the Souls formula. As much as I like Team Ninja, I've never been able to click with their recent Souls-like games. Rise of the Ronin sounds much more like the game I was hoping it would be.

Teetering between a 5 and a 6, so far. I have a lot of mixed feelings about it, and I'm astounded by the high praise it's been getting. The Eikon battles are CLEARLY where the vast majority of the time, effort, and money went, because so much else around them is shockingly lackluster and/or hollow.

FFXVI was my most anticipated game of the year btw

The mere idea of Microsoft considering purchasing Kingdom Hearts disgusts me.

C'mon RGG, that's not cool and you damn well know it.

When the time comes, I hope this is the team that ports Ghost of Tsushima to PC.

I'll need to hear the performance before I make any judgments, but I have a feeling he's going to be way too recognizable of a voice for it not to be distracting. Thankfully, it won't affect me either way since I play all the Like a Dragon games with the Japanese audio anyway.

It's a shame that this cool-looking art direction is being used for something that is a complete turn-off for me. I'd love to play a single-player FPS from Bungie that looked like this.

I've had it sitting in my library for over a month, but I'm finally getting around to playing Humanity on PS5. Something in my gut told me to buy it when it came out, and now that I've had a chance to play it for a few hours, I'm glad I did. This is a really good puzzle game and it never fails to put a smile on my face when I figure out how to get all the gold people in a level. So good.

I'm also close to reaching the final story mission in Tears of the Kingdom, but I don't want the experience to end. I love this game so much that I want to savor it for as long as I can. But with FFXVI looming on the horizon, I know I'll just have to suck it up and finish TotK's main story at least.

Aaaaaaaaand Square Enix continues to be allergic to remastering my all-time favorite tri-Ace game: Radiata Stories.

If they focused way less on making massive games with state-of-the-art visuals, we'd get more interesting games from these studios and more frequently.

As others have mentioned, this was inevitable. I have never understood the mindset behind Embracer Group, and I find their "strategy" even more disgusting now that they've realized the obvious and must now do a bunch of lay-offs.

I've had my eye on this since they showed it off at the Game Awards and I'm so pleased by what I played from the demo. This is definitely a day one purchase for me.

I hate Ubisoft with a passion and even I think some of the extreme negativity around this game is confusing. This is easily one of the more interesting games they have in the works.

While I didn't "love" today's Xbox showcase, it was leagues ahead of what PlayStation showed off and easily Xbox's best showcase in ages. Some of the new exclusives they showed off looked awesome.

I love this trailer so much.

I couldn't even make it through the whole clip, honestly. Just wretched.

They might as well throw up the entire finale at this point.

Even if it's a lot of nauseating hagiography, I'll still watch it for those juicy BTS Death Stranding details.