Cry more? I want PS5 to be good. Been a Sony fan since 2006. As consoles become more and more powerful it becomes harder and harder to properly cool them while sticking to the standard console design. I know this, you know this, MS's designers know this. Sony's designers know this. The problem is that Sony's engineers can't stop some dumb exec from demanding it have an outdated form factor. This thing is going to blow like a jet engine, and die after 7-10 years of use. 

Yeah, Resident Evil VIllage

So...

Spiderman PS5
Ratchet and Clank
Gran Turismo 7
Demon's Souls
Resident Evil 8
Horizon 2

And a whole bunch of smaller titles sprinkled around between.

There's still a lot being held back, obviously, but not too bad for a reveal show. Next couple months will be interesting.

And so many nay sayers, that Sony wouldn't have games to show and launch because they launched to much games recently. This show was unprecedented and I'm not copying MS marketing.

$499 - disk
$399 - digital edition.

My bet.

Just skimmed through everything and I'm not sure how much I care. Like, there are a lot of games that look solid, or that I would probably play if I had the console, but at least from these trailers, there was nothing that made me want to actually buy the console. Also, there wasn't anything that made me think that a new console was even really necessary at this point...

I'll probably end up buying it because it is backwards compatible and I skipped the PS4, but I'll probably wait a year or two.

Well, no denying that was a massive step up from the Xbox showcase. Best games by far were Ratchet & Clank, Resident Evil 8 (I'm assuming multi-plat) and Horizon II. Gran Turismo 7 looked promising. I expect Demon's Souls to be another ecellent remake by Bluepoint.

Miles Morales: Spider-Man seems to be the big launch title, which is worrying since they showed hardly any gameplay, and what I saw didn't seem like a big leap over the last Spider-Man. Still, it's something.

Lots of other good stuff thrown in. Kena looks cute and charming. Hitman 3 is a sweet announcement (hopefully with smart delivery/cross-gen support), but that supposed gameplay preview at the end wasn't much of a preview. 3D Hyper Light Drifter game seemed cool.

As for the system reveal, certainly a bold stylistic choice. Hopefully it's not as awkward to fit on/in a spot as it looks. Still don't really care for the new controller design, but it's how it feels that'll count.

Overall a very good reveal. But unless Demon's Souls, Ratchet & Clank and Horizon II all release in it's first year, I'm not interested in buying yet. Paid some lip service to supporting cross-gen, but didn't actually go into much detail, so Smart Delivery still has the edge for me, especially with Xbox One X having the best versions of each new game right now.

For both systems, probably a 2+ year wait to see how they pan out and get a good bundle.

This conference makes MS look bad.

Honestly. It's not how they presented Series X. But the games that usually accompanied it's shows/conferences. By comparison MS shows are so freaking boring.

Sexy little machine. Sony’s systems always have the best style imo.

That's true. And the sad reality is ... at least with my experience with most PS4 exclusives, I personally probably won't find the exclusives shown that great when I actually get to play them. But man can Sony put on a show! HYPE TRAIN! 

Think my personal highlights, or at least the ones that I'm still thinking about a lot, were Resident Evil VIII, Demon's Souls Remake, that furry game, that game with the adventurer and the old man, and Ghostwire ... though I'm very skeptical about it.