Elicit confidence in Sony’s future with live service We don’t know how far along in development some games from developers like Firesprite, Haven Studios, Firewalk Studios, and Deviation Games are, but if any of them are making more games slated to release this year, this May showcase would be the time to show them off, as the fall 2023 lineup looks pretty paltry. On top of that, we’d welcome a surprise or two. It’d be nice to get a clearer picture of Sony’s PS5 game lineup for the rest of the year hopefully, it includes titles like Stellar Blade, the Silent Hill 2 remake, Lost Soul Aside, Death Stranding 2, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Several previously announced PS5 games still lack concrete release dates and could arrive in the second half of this year. With the exception of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, things look pretty barren for PS5 this year after the launch of Final Fantasy XVI.
PS5 needs a strong lineup for this fall as well. Flesh out the system’s 2023 exclusives lineup Give me a reason to strap on that headset yet again. A PlayStation Showcase is the perfect time for Sony to put out a clear road map for PSVR2’s future game library, just as the September 2021 PlayStation did for PS5. Already announced PSVR2 games like Journey to Foundation and Synapse could also use release dates. Hopefully, there’s more on the way in terms of new AAA VR exclusives from first-party studios, as well as much-demanded ports like Half-Life: Alyx. Sony has opted to mainly relegate PSVR2 to State of Plays or PlayStation Blog posts, but it needs to revitalize excitement for the platform by giving some of its games a spotlight in a big PlayStation Showcase. New game releases for the headset have been slow since its February 2022 launch, which is likely why the $550 headset has underperformed. The PlayStation VR2 is an impressive piece of virtual reality technology, but it lacks killer apps outside of Horizon: Call of the Mountain.
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