Random: Sony Enjoys Some Free Game Marketing with More Jeopardy! PlayStation Questions | Push Square

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Sony Pictures Television produces the evergreen American game show Jeopardy!, so it makes sense to throw some PlayStation questions into the mix, right?

At least a couple of questions directly related to first-party PS5 games have appeared on the popular show recently, as shared on social media. Firstly, Insomniac Games highlighted a clip in which its iconic Ratchet & Clank series starred:

Alongside that, the official Jeopardy! account recently picked out a God of War-related question:

It's pretty transparent what's happening here, but you've got to admire the effort. Again, it only makes sense for Sony to do this — it's essentially free marketing for PlayStation and its games.

Are you an avid Jeopardy! viewer? Have you spotted any other PlayStation-related questions on the quiz show lately? Pick your category in the comments section below.

Stephen has been part of the Push Square team for over six years, bringing boundless enthusiasm and a deep knowledge of video games to his role as Assistant Editor. Having grown up playing every PlayStation console to date, he's developed an eclectic taste, with particular passion for indie games, arcade racers, and puzzlers. He's also our go-to guy for Sonic-related matters, much to his delight/chagrin.

I never watch Jeopardy but Sony used to make quiz games with Buzz! series. Don't know why they stop making a new one. The latest game in the series was Buzz! The Ultimate Music Quiz for PS3/PSP back in 2010.

@PuppetMaster I had Buzz with the Buzz controller. Was so much fun with the family!

Haha.those questions are super easy for a PlayStation fan.word up son

It's fine but like seeing Minecraft Cubee stuff for one of my big chain food companies I was like we get merch for that but garbage updates I seriously don't care.

So this is cool but hardly exciting to show those characters or questions.

So he didn't sound crazy? Sigh some hosts I swear. As if kids/family media isn't that creative in itself. Normal adult people with no