Sony will have its event planned to officially present PS5 and the first games in June. Jason Schreier, former Kotaku editor and well-known source of information, commented on the Press Start podcast that Sony is planning this appointment. between "beginning and middle" of JuneAlthough he quickly explains that he does not want to take it for granted because the coronavirus could delay this planning and he does not want it to be taken at face value. "We are in the midst of an unprecedented global pandemic and anything can happen," he says in the conversation.
This information is similar to what Jeff Grubb of VentureBeat had hinted at in Restera and more precisely: June 4. Still, Grubb nuanced that "People say Sony could still advertise the hardware before they are absolutely right", and other media such as VGC commented that "a person who knows Sony's plans has assured this media that the company plans a significant presentation of PlayStation 5 in May", which means that we may have a preview of the console and its features. this month, and a presentation with the games in early June.
Sony at the moment has not commented on its plans related to PS5, although s we know several of the cross-platform games what to receive, how Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Dirt 5, Cyberpunk 2077, Dying Light 2, Watch Dogs Legion or independent projects type Godfall, Quantum Error and Observer: System Redux, among others.
More media prepare their coverage of the new generation
Microsoft introduced the first games running on Xbox Series X yesterday during Inside Xbox, and over the next few weeks we'll see more title announcements within the Summer Game Fest digital event. The Edge publication anticipates that its next issue will be dedicated to the new generation, although we do not know what topic to deal with – the track is a red background.
The next generation rises. May 21. pic.twitter.com/jUTuoCYQJW Edge (@edgeonline) May 7, 2020
