Sony藉「State of Play」直播節目公布諸多新作，包含《宇宙機器人》免費更新內容、《仁王3》等
Sony稍早藉由「State of Play」直播節目公布諸多遊戲新作，同時也連同CAPCOM、光榮特庫摩、萬代南夢宮、KONAMI、IO Interactive等遊戲業者公布多款即將登上PlayStation 5平台的遊戲作品。
其中，Sucker Punch透露將於今年7月以聚焦《羊蹄山戰鬼》 (Ghost of Yōtei)的特別節目，詳細說明此款遊戲作品具體特色，而遊戲已經在日前確定將於10月2日正式推出。
Team Asobi則宣布其《宇宙機器人》 (Astro Bot)將於7月10日釋出全新免費更新內容，預計加入五個來自「邪惡虛空宇宙」 (Vicious Void Galaxy)的全新挑戰關卡，並且預計會有全新「特殊機器人」 (Special Bots)登場。
另外，PlayStation Studios更宣布與Arc System Works、Marvel Games攜手合作，推出全新4對4團隊對戰格鬥遊戲《漫威鬥魂》 (MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls)，預計會2026年推出，分別將登上PlayStation 5、Steam及Epic Games Store平台。
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• 《漫威鬥魂》2026年登場
• 《沉默之丘 f》確定9月25日上市
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