The CEO of PlayStation reports that they chose Triple A games for the event because they wanted to show the potential of the console.
The PlayStation 5 presentation event was a first approach to the video games that are being developed for the new generation console from Sony, but not surprisingly, there are still many surprises to be revealed. Jim Ryan, CEO of PlayStation, has had a talk with the BBC, where he has assured that this “is only the beginning”. The manager has confirmed that they have many games in development that have not yet been officially announced.
In addition, Ryan has indicated that for the event they chose, mainly, high-budget titles, since they wanted to show the potential of their new system. “We wanted triple-A games that would demonstrate the full potential of the machine,” he said in the interview. “But a lot of those little video games are cool and innovatively utilizing the console’s new features.” The company wanted to show “the wide variety of gaming experiences” that will be available on PS5. “This is only the beginning. We have a lot more games in development. ”
Jin Ryan, CEO of PlayStation. Photo: US Gamer
New from the creators of God of War
PlayStation Studios has several developers focused on games that have not been officially revealed. First of all, SIE Bend Studio, parents of Days Gone, work on a high-budget production. At the same time, Sony Santa Monica is shaping its next game. In fact, the God of War studio has hinted at his work through two job offers. They are looking for staff for positions related to the narrative aspect, which they say will be rich and will be very focused on the arcs of the characters.
PlayStation 5 will go on sale in late 2020. The console has already announced productions like Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales or Horizon: Forbidden West. Insomniac Games is also working on a new installment of its friendly platform and action saga, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart.
Source | BBC
