Sony has announced its upcoming PS5 showcase via its various social media channels, ensuring that the event will show fans what's in store for the future of the PS5. The event, which will take place on September 5, will last about forty minutes and will offer viewers a taste of the games that will arrive on PS2 this holiday season and next year. To temper hopes, Sony has warned that its next generation of PSVR (what we call today PSVR5) will not appear. This is not bad news, as it will give us more time to learn more about each and every game destined for the PSXNUMX. Now, you'll find all the details you need to know when and how to watch, like our predictions for the games we could watch.
PS5 2021 Showcase: Date and Time
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(Image credit: Sony) The PS5 reveal is taking place next week at
Thursday, September 1 at XNUMX pm PT / XNUMX pm ET / XNUMX pm BST / XNUMX am ACT. The event will last around forty minutes and can be seen on Sony's official PS YouTube and Twitch pages. There are no shows scheduled on these channels yet, so you'll need to set a manual reminder somewhere else if you want to make sure you don't miss the announcements as they happen. However, if you forget, or if you can't see the feed, we'll be sure to round up all the most important post-event announcements, so check back here on September XNUMXth.
PS5 Showcase two thousand twenty-one: what we expect
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(Image credit: Sony) Sony has made it clear that its PS5 2021 showcase is going to focus on PS5 games. Hopefully, we'll find out more about proprietary games previously announced by Sony like Horizon Forbidden West and God of War: Ragnarok. Horizon was lately pushed back to February 4, so Sony might look to use the showcase to keep up the game's momentum. Meanwhile, with few details known about God of War, despite its announcement nearly a year ago, we think It's time for Sony to finally show it off. We also await new game reveals, like sequels to some of the best PS5 games. Given the gossip we've seen circulating about Death Stranding XNUMX, we wouldn't be surprised to see an announcement. We'd also love to see a sequel to Marvel's Spider-Man. We loved Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which came out at the PSXNUMX launch, but it felt a bit short and didn't feel like the full sequel we were hoping for. With Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart out now, Insomniac should be able to start working on Marvel's Spider-Man XNUMX. Our guess? A release date towards the end of XNUMX or XNUMX wouldn't be too much of an exaggeration, would it?