Earlier today, Sony held a conference to reveal the PlayStation 5 along with over 20 games that will be coming to the console over the next few years. While a Horizon Zero Dawn sequel and the next Resident Evil was announced, Sony still has not announced an official release date or price point for the console.

Sleekest Console On the Block

It seems as though PlayStation fans will have plenty of options when it comes to the newest console. Sony revealed two versions of the vertical console, one of which being the “digital version” that ditched a traditional disk drive. The PlayStation 5 can be placed vertically (as seen above) or horizontally to better suit the players needs. Along with the console, Sony revealed a series of goodies including a DualSense charging station, an HD camera, Pulse 3D wireless headset and a media remote.

Sony also went into detail about their new controller. The PlayStation 5’s controller will feature adaptive triggers, haptic feedback and crisp 3D audio. A specialized create buttons allows players to share content more efficiently.

Major PlayStation 5 Exclusive Reveals

Sony revealed trailers and gameplay footage for 26 games during the PlayStation 5 reveal. Some of the heavy-hitter console exclusive titles include:

Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales

Gran Turismo 7

Rachet & Clank: Rift Apart

Project Athia

Returnal

Sackboy: A Big Adventure

Astro’s Playroom

Demon’s Soul Remake

Horizon Forbidden West

Not To Mention All These Multi-Console Titles!

Along with these PlayStation 5 exclusives, there were some other super-cool gameplay reveals and trailers. Check out the list below!

  • Expanded & enhanced Grand Theft Auto V
  • Stray
  • Kena: Bridge of the Spirits
  • Goodbye Volcano High
  • Oddworld Soulstorm
  • Ghostwire: Tokyo
  • Jett: The Far Shore
  • Godfall
  • Solar Ash
  • Hitman III
  • Little Devil Inside
  • NBA 2K21
  • Bugsnax
  • Deathloop
  • Resident Evil Village
  • Pragmata

While it was somewhat disappointing to still be in the dark about a price point and official release date for the PlayStation 5, Sony has given us plenty to think about in the mean time. With Xbox’s own event happening in July, it will be interesting to see what comes to light after their event.