"Saros kicked off the show with a new gameplay trailer showcasing its fast-paced, momentum-driven shooter mechanics. Kohli's character has a ton of mobility options to jump and zip around the battlefield, shooting and stabbing a wide spread of vicious beasties. There's some gesturing at the story here, but all I can really gather is that the main character is searching for a woman in this alien hellscape. The game is coming to PS5 on March 20, 2026."
"Next up is Zero Parades, ZA/UM's follow-up to Disco Elysium. The game was originally announced at Gamescom Opening Night Live, but was only confirmed for PC at the time. So now we know it's coming to PS5. First thing I had to do was make sure that there wasn't a Microsoft Flight Simulator 2025 and that Microsoft wasn't deliberately giving PlayStation an out-of-date version of its flight sim. That would have been funny in a petty kind of way."
"Battlefield 6 is just a couple of weeks away from its October 10 release date, so it makes sense Sony and EA would want to get the game in front of people in one more showcase. A lot of the leadup to launch has focused on the multiplayer, so it's good that we got a quick glimpse of its dramatic campaign here."
Saros features a fast-paced, momentum-driven shooter system with high mobility, starring Rahul Kohli’s character who can jump, zip, shoot, and stab a variety of hostile creatures while searching for a woman in an alien hellscape. The title will release on PS5 on March 20, 2026. Zero Parades, ZA/UM’s follow-up to Disco Elysium, was confirmed for PS5 after an earlier PC-only announcement. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will arrive on PS5 on December 8. Battlefield 6 received a brief look at its dramatic campaign ahead of an October 10 launch. A remastered version of Deus Ex was unexpectedly shown.
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