Spider-Man 2, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Project Q, More: Top Announcements From PlayStation Showcase

Sony held its announcement-packed PlayStation Showcase on Wednesday, teasing new accessories, brand-new games, and a whole lot of new trailers. Here are the top unveils from the event:

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Project Q — The new handheld console from Sony is designed to stream your PS5 games via Wi-Fi. The gaming giant also announced the first-ever TWS earbuds for PlayStation, which will offer lossless audio. Price and availability details will be announced soon. [Image credit: Sony]

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater — A remake of the iconic 2004 game Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, the new game will bring in upgraded graphics as well as 3D audio. [Image credit: Konami]

Marathon — Developed by Halo and Destiny maker Bungie, Marathon is a PvP extraction shooter where you get to play as futuristic ‘cybernetic mercenaries’ called Runners. [Image credit: Bungie]

Destiny 2: The Final Shape — Bungie also announced the next major expansion to Destiny 2. Dubbed ‘The Final Shape’, this chapter will bring an end to the long-running Light and Darkness Saga and will feature Castle star Nathan Fillion as Cayde-6. [Image credit: Bungie]

Street Fighter 6 — The much-awaited instalment to the long-running arcade fighter got a brand new trailer, highlighting the World Tour mode and the various characters. [Image credit: Capcom]

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 — Venom, Kraven the Hunter, Lizard, and more villains galore in the brand new gameplay trailer for Insomniac’s Spider-Man 2. For starters, you’ll get to step into the uber-powerful Venom suit for Spidey, while Miles Morales gets some sweet new upgrades too, including a wingsuit that will help him glide through New York City streets with style. The game is expected to release in Fall 2023. [Image credit: Sony]

Assassin’s Creed Mirage — The latest Assassin’s Creed title gets an official release date, October 12, as well as a brand new gameplay trailer that shows off the series’ return to its early roots of stealth and parkour (including a new pole vault move). [Image credit: Ubisoft]

Alan Wake 2 — The much-awaited horror-action title gets an official release date as well, October 17. A new trailer was dropped as well, revealing a two-protagonist approach that the game will take up this time around. [Image credit: Epic Games Publishing]

Fairgame$ — Move over Payday and GTA Online, there’s a new heist multiplayer in the block. Developed by legendary video game maker Jade Raymond’s Haven Studios, the competitive heist game will be all about planning intricate heists to rob the ultra-rich. [Image credit: Haven Studios]

PS VR2 — Sony’s wearable VR headset gets a few new announcements as well, including the likes of Beat Saber, Resident Evil 4 VR, Arizona Sunshine 2, Five Night at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2, Synapse, and more. [Image credit: Sony]

Indies — Sony announced a bunch of new indie games as well, including the likes of Ghostrunner 2 (pictured), The Plucky Squire, Sword of the Sea, Neva, Cat Quest: Pirates of the Purribean, and more. [Image credit: 505 Games]