Sony's September State of Play livestream left many gamers scratching their heads. The hour-long presentation was filled with a mix of old and new, but did it truly deliver what fans had been hoping for? Let's dive into the highlights and lowlights of the event.

One of the biggest surprises was the announcement of a new game, Ghost. Without much information, it's hard to get too excited, but fans of the Resident Evil series might be intrigued by the prospect of a new game in the franchise. The question on everyone's mind is: can it live up to the standards set by previous titles?

On the other hand, the inclusion of remasters and re-releases didn't exactly thrill gamers. While some fans might appreciate the chance to relive classic games like Dino Crisis in a modern engine, others might be left feeling a little underwhelmed. Where are the full-fledged remakes, and why are we stuck with the same old graphics and gameplay?

The PS5 Pro montage was another topic of discussion. Six games on repeat does make it seem like they're trying to fake a sense of depth, but is that really necessary? The console's expensive price tag is already a point of contention for many gamers, and this kind of marketing tactic only adds to the frustration.

Revving Up the Console: Sony's September State of Play Livestream Highlights

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