Sony first-party games for PS5 will be $70

By Samuel Tolbert
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Demons Souls (Image credit: Sony)

What you need to know

  • Sony's PS5 games showcase revealed major titles like a sequel to God of War.
  • Several PS5 launch games were also confirmed.
  • Sony has revealed that PS5 first-party titles from Sony Worldwide Studios will cost $70.

Sony held a PS5 games showcase today, revealing major titles like Final Fantasy 16 and a God of War sequel alongside a slate of launch titles, including Demon's Souls PS5 remake and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.

After the showcase, a post on PlayStation Blog confirmed that some Sony first-party games will be $70. This includes the aforementioned Demon's Souls.

The PS5 is now available for preorder at certain retailers and is set to release on November 12 in some countries, with a global launch on November 19.

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Samuel Tolbert
Samuel Tolbert

Samuel Tolbert is a freelance writer covering gaming news, previews, reviews, interviews and different aspects of the gaming industry, specifically focusing on PlayStation on Android Central. You can find him on Twitter @SamuelTolbert

3 Comments
  • Um, $70/game?! hahaha I can get Game Pass Ultimate for an entire year for the cost of a few PS games and choose from over 100 games plus they'll be adding EA Play/EA Access to it soon.
  • Companies like Sony are making the new standard of making games $70 a pop, because "it's the next level graphics". My PC gives better graphics than any console and I pay $60. It's up to the publisher/developer to decide whether or not to charge $70 for a game. Cyberpunk for example is staying with its $60...
  • "Both the PS Move Motion Controllers and the PlayStation VR Aim Controller will work with supported PS VR games on PS5." What? "Sony's statement suggests that all PSVR games will be supported on the PS5" Are we reading the same statement? It sure does not say that. It says that those 2 controllers will work on supported psvr games on the ps5. As in some games will NOT be supported on the ps5 (and those controllers will not work either).. and yes, SOME psvr games will be supported. That's a long jump to saying All psvr games will be supported on the ps5. It's not even a "suggestion"