Sony Appears to Leak Many Games from State of Play | Push Square
Sony appears to have leaked many of the titles from its upcoming State of Play, which you can learn when and where to watch through here. As spotted by Gematsu, and rapidly circulating on social media, a new section of the PS Store lists dozens of games which presumably will feature during today’s broadcast.
It’s important to note that every game listed here has either released or been announced previously, so there are no surprises in the list. It’s also worth mentioning that only 15 games are listed, when Sony has already communicated there will be over 20 in the broadcast.
The list is as follows:
A lot of the content here is exactly what we’d expect: Sony has marketing contracts with Sonic X Shadow Generations and Monster Hunter Wilds, so will be required to promote them; LEGO Horizon Adventures hasn’t been dated yet, despite being due out later this year; a trailer for new Shredder’s Revenge DLC leaked earlier in the day, before promptly being pulled.
Dates, times, and what to expect
In the case of Astro Bot and Stellar Blade, we’d expect new content updates, like the former’s previously announced challenge stages and the latter’s Photo Mode. It’s interesting to see the original PS4 version of Horizon Zero Dawn listed; this implies to us the widely speculated remaster could be a $10 upgrade for existing owners.
We’re not entirely sure why The Last of Us: Part 1 and Alan Wake 2 are listed, but the latter is due another DLC pack, and both will be enhanced for PS5 Pro.
It’s worth reiterating, as we mentioned, there are no unannounced titles here, although Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered did also leak earlier in the day.
What do you make of this lineup? Is this good enough? And would you be satisfied with this selection? Let us know in the comments section below.
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