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The PS5 reveal was huge: Here’s what mattered

The PS5 reveal was huge: Here’s what mattered

Posted on June 15, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony gave the fans what they wanted and revealed some of the games that are currently in development for the PlayStation 5. It was a big event that stretched on for more than an hour, and much of that time was taken up by trailers for upcoming games. There were a lot of reveals both big and (relatively) small, so if you missed the show yesterday, he’s a recap of all the major announcements.
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