Sony to announce the release date and price of PlayStation 5 – live | Games

The PlayStation 5 will cost £ 449

Digital-only edition costs £ 359

November 12 is the release date for most of the world, November 19 for some territories.

Sony is now introducing the PlayStation Plus Collection, a benefit for Plus subscribers. We’re looking at a selection of PS4’s greatest hits: Monster Hunter World, God of War, Infamous Second Son, Batman Arkham Knight, The Last Guardian, The Last of Us Remastered, Persona 5, Bloodborne, Uncharted 5, many more. If you buy a PS5, you will have access to all of them, day one, to download them. Not bad.

Demon’s Souls here looking as beautiful as it does in my memory. Can we talk for a minute about how extraordinary this game really was, so mysterious, so gothic, so EXCITING? I will never forget the feeling I had when I saw those bright blue eyes at the end of a hall about ten seconds before a blue-eyed gentleman finished it for the first time. The demo ends, fittingly, ten seconds after a boss fight.

Why am I seeing a Five Nights at Freddy’s game in a PlayStation 5 storefront in 2020? This was unexpected. Five Nights at Freddy’s: The security breach is clearly less lo-fi than the cult horror sensations of a few years ago.

Another quick look now at Oddworld Soulstorm, an unlikely new entry in the puzzling series of platforms that defy expectations.

The latest emo demon slaying series from the early 2000s, Devil May Cry 5, will get a special edition re-release for PS5. That soundtrack. CHUG CHUG CHUG CHUG KILL ALL THE DEMONS CHUG CHUG * just *

It will be available digitally at launch.

Arkane’s sleek shooter Deathloop features two killers with supernatural powers trapped in an endless time loop. I would describe its aesthetics as James Bond from the 70s but in the future, or blaxploitation but from science fiction.

Chris Redfield is in Resident Evil 8 (aka Village). It looks downright gruesome and terrifying, with a small town setting (think Resident Evil 4 revisited) that is sure to delight horror fans.

Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War looks a lot like a Call of Duty game in the next short demo. We’re scanning an airfield through binoculars looking for an assassination target before witnessing a ton of assassinations, packed with slow-motion sniper bullets and a bomb detonating RC car. The multiplayer alpha is exclusive to PlayStation.

Warner Bros’ long-rumored Harry Potter game from Avalanche is the next announcement: We can FINALLY play as a Hogwarts student (AMAZING) during the Fantastic Beast (lame) period in the late 19th century. You can even leave Hogwarts for what looks like an open world exploration. I’m going Millennial right now and jumping on the couch – I can finally go to Hogwarts at the age of 32. It will come out in 2021.

An extended look now at Spider-Man: Miles Morales, whose events resume a year after the events of the last game. The villain is a gender-swapped Tinkerer (dead ringer for Mass Effect’s Tali imo), it’s set in Harlem, and there’s a new variety of high-tech enemies. The demo takes us through a rather spectacular rescue on a destroyed bridge.

Final Fantasy XVI is exclusive to PlayStation 5! JRPG Game of Thrones vibe from Square-Enix’s latest fantasy series. It has epic monsters in a medieval-style setting, the plot seems to involve crystals, and the combat has a bit of a Devil May Cry feel to it. Here’s the reveal trailer:

I’d tell you what my dream ads would be, but honestly, my dream ad was a remake of Demon’s Souls and that’s already happened. The return of Parappa the Rapper in 4K!?

Of course, since June, Microsoft has announced a lot more information about its rival consoles, the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. All of Twitter has been arguing about whether the marketing is confusing or not, which, to me, is quite an indication. Good of that IS confusing, but here is the basic info:

-The Xbox Series S is a basic version of the new Xbox that will cost £ 249. It has no disc drive and cannot play games in 4K.

-The Xbox Series X will cost £ 449 and outputs in 4K, and has a disc drive

It’s super aggressive pricing from Microsoft, and together with Xbox Game Pass, which offers access to all new games from Microsoft studios, all new games from EA, and hundreds more for just over £ 10 a month, it’s really called. attention. Xbox even offers interest-free payment plans that can take you to the next generation of consoles for £ 20.99 a month. That’s very attractive and cheaper in real terms than what has ever been a cutting edge gaming console.

Let’s quickly recap some of the games we’ve seen so far on this futuristic-looking black and white console monolith:

-Spider-Man: Miles Morales, an improved and updated Spider-Man game

-Horizon: Forbidden West, a sequel to Zero Dawn, the spectacular open-world adventure robo-dinosaur

-Grand Theft Auto V, STILL AGAIN

-Gran Turismo 7, with the most beautiful cars in the world

-Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, an incredibly engaging cartoon game

-Returnal, a sci-fi thriller by Housemarque

-Sackboy: A Big Adventure, a friendly platform game starring LittleBigPlanet’s mascot

Hitman 3, the puzzle game disguised as murder

-Bugsnax, the Internet favorite, a game that so far defies explanation

-A REMAKE OF DEMON SOULS! (Ahem)

-And who could forget Stray, the cyberpunk game about cats?