What to expect from PlayStation in 2024

Jan. 17, 2024

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Last year was a strange one for the PlayStation brand, in that it felt like most of its perceivable highs were followed by at least one relative low.Marvel’s Spider-Man 2was the jewel in its first-party exclusive crown, for example, yet Xbox hadStarfield.Final Fantasy 16was received well, butFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirthwas delayed by several months. Runaway hitBaldur’s Gate 3inadvertently became a timed PS5 console-exclusive, yet Forspoken faltered in similar circumstances.

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