Playstation Showcase – New PS5 PRO or SLIM?? – PS Live Stream Event announcement

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Welcome to The Lordsi Youtube Channel, My Names Lordsi (Simon Hall), im a passionate Content creator and streamer. I make all types of content from reactions, funyn videos, vlogs, skits, gaming and so much more. today plation are doing a playstation showcase after e3 2023 got cancelled they will be showasing a bunch of games and a potential PS% pro or PS5 Slim

Spider-Man 2
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is probably the most anticipated upcoming PS5 game at the moment, and so it’s hard to imagine the superhero action-RPG not swinging by during the PlayStation Showcase. Despite being unveiled at the 2021 PlayStation Showcase – after which it planted itself among the most exciting upcoming Marvel games and new games for 2023 lists – we’ve not seen much of Spidey’s latest adventure at all since. Rumors earlier this year pointed to a September launch date, with Sony later reiterating it’s definitely still on course to land at some point in 2023. Given the fact we’re also on the cusp of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’s June 2 release (which features Miles Morales and Insomniac’s slant on Spidey), Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 gracing our screens at the PlayStation Showcase feels almost certain.

The Last of Us multiplayer
The Last of Us is never not relevant to Sony and PlayStation, but given the huge mainstream success the HBO TV show achieved earlier this year, now feels like a good time to show more of its multiplayer spin-off. Back in March, the horror series’ mastermind, Neil Druckmann, said we’d hear “much more” about the multiplayer spin-off project this year; whereas Naughty Dog itself said we’d hear more before June a few months prior – in-line with the first The Last of Us game’s 10th anniversary. We’ve known about The Last of Us’s multiplayer spin-off, always talked about by fans as a successor to the original game’s Factions multiplayer mode, for years now. Druckmann finally revealed the game officially last year in Summer 2022, stating “it’s as big as any of our single-player games.”

Metal Gear Solid 3 remake
Rumors of a Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater remake have been circulating for years now, but perhaps the most reliable slice of hearsay yet infiltrated social media in March of this year. Donna Burke – who’s appeared in several of Konami’s games, as both a voice actor and vocalist and singer – took to Twitter to share an image of her at work. Labeled “Recording in progress!” the text itself didn’t give too much away, however Burke was seen holding a plastic folder with “Snake Eater” written on the front in an accompanying photograph. Later, more photos showed the lyrics for Snake Eater’s main theme on a production desk – all posts of which have since been deleted. Coincidence? Yes, possibly. But we’ll speculate about an MGS 3 remake appearance at the PlayStation Showcase all the same.

The next Uncharted
Naughty Dog had barely said it was “done” with the Uncharted series, before Sony set tongues wagging with its ‘Live from PS5′ short that appeared to maybe feature Nathan Drake’s daughter, Cassie Drake. Among live-action shots of Marvel’s Spider-Man, Horizon: Forbidden West, and God of War Ragnarok, the briefest of clips showed a young woman navigating a dark cave with a flaming torch, edging towards what looked like treasure. Given the last Uncharted game, 2016’s Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, wrapped up with Cassie discovering her parents’ discoveries before having a heart-to-heart with her father, a subsequent Cassie-shaped spin-off isn’t beyond the realms of possibility.

Aside from a handful of State of Plays, we’ve barely heard a peep from Sony in almost two years. We know games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine are in development, but aside from vague comments about The Last of Us’ standalone multiplayer spin-off, we have no idea what the rest of its first-party teams are up to. In fact, the roadmap for PS5 is largely non-existent outside of third-party stuff. (And that’s without even touching on PSVR2!)

We’re long overdue some kind of presentation from the platform holder, then, and it looks like it may not be far away. Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb, who’s notorious for largely reliable insider information, claims that there’ll be a proper PlayStation Showcase prior to Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest, which is currently pegged for 8th June. Obviously, that leaves a pretty large window for when the event could take place, but it’s good to have a rough idea.