Source: Sony Interactive Entertainment
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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