This was a MASSIVE list of games we had to whittle down, so we decided to stick with first-party. From early series like Ratchet and Clank, to blockbuster franchises like Uncharted and newcomers like Ghost of Tsushima, Sony has built a stable of truly great games. And they did much of it all on the backs of their great first-party games. Now, 25-plus years later, the PlayStation is a household name and has solidified its place as one of the dominant gaming platforms in history. When the first PlayStation launched in the mid-90's, Sony was a newcomer in the video game industry. We also discuss a bit of the state of PlayStation Now as we learn of October PS Now games including The Last of Us Part 2, a new update to the PS3 store and PS Vita store and how to buy games on them, how PlayStation trained Jonathon's dog, and games we've been playing, including Far Cry 6 and Lost Judgment impressions, a Memory Card story, and more.Ġ0:09:18 - Sony Testing Free Trials on PS5Ĭheck out our list of the top 10 PlayStation first-party exclusives of all time. We discuss what we want from new Konami games, how new Castlevania's could learn from classics like Aria of Sorrow, the potential for an MGS 3 remake, and more about how Konami could bring its classic games to PS4, PS5, and other modern consoles. On this week's episode of IGN's PlayStation show, Podcast Beyond!, host Jonathon Dornbush is joined by Brian Altano and Matt Kim to discuss all the latest in the world of PlayStation, including the PS5 game trials being tested in the UK and how we'd like to see it expand, the continuous leaks for a GTA Trilogy remaster release (which we aren't expecting to be GTA remakes), and what we'd like to see from GTA 3, GTA Vice City, and GTA San Andreas' collective return on PS4 and PS5, plus the rumors that Konami is looking at major revivals for Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid, and Silent Hill.
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