Astro's Playroom Is Having a Party Inside Your PS5 Right Now | Push Square
You may recall that Astro’s Playroom has been counting down to the release of Astro Bot, which is out now in some countries around the world. But while you presumably busy yourself with the new game, you may be wondering what’s going on in the old one. Fortunately, this video posted to X (or Twitter) showcases the party that’s taking place inside your PS5 right now:
In order to take part in the celebrations, you need to update Astro’s Playroom to the latest version and head to the new room at the back of the PlayStation Labo area. Here you’ll find all of your Special Bots alongside a gaggle of other Bots all partying as the countdown to Astro Bot’s release reaches zero. It’s great fun, and some good synergy between the titles.
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Remember, you’ll be able to transition your progress in Astro’s Playroom across to the new game. You’ll need to have found all the Special Bots first, of course, and our all Special Bots locations guide can help you with that. Furthermore, if you’re hunting for all the VIP Bots in the new game, then our Astro Bot PS5 guide has you covered.
As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.
That was pretty awesome. With a minute to go the lights turned off and the PSOne start music played and the bots counted down from ten then all started dancing.
That's how you launch a game.
Truly adorable!
The countdown in Robotese is the cutest thing!
That’s impressive
I really hope Sony will put some money and tech support behind some indie devs who want to make similar types of games that utilise all that the Sony system has to offer in new and exciting ways.
I'm sure with the right support some really creative teams could have
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