@Barighm: $50 increase, roughly, right? Plus taxes. I understand that this isn't that munch of an increase, especially given what you get with a console. But wouldn't you have to also conclude that games really aren't that high in price, usually only $20 more than your previous gen games? $59.99 to now $69.99?

The price increase means nothing if no one has a PS5.

Talk about confusing to the consumer: The Lords of the Fallen (New) and Lords of the Fallen (Old). Just adding "The" seems like the wrong move. We shall see though. I know I didn't like the first one; too slow, too clunky, uninteresting. I barely got past the first boss and then tossed it out. BORING. Hopefully the sequel will be better.

Calisto Protocol seems great! Dead Island seems like a winner too. :)

@pillarrocks: Sonic seems to have a very dedicated fanbase. I don't see GoW:R affecting their sales too much.

"The actions of Sony is costing millions of people who can't afford it, particularly when we're in the midst of a cost of living crisis and the consumer purse is being squeezed like never before."

If you can't afford it, wait until a sale or don't pick up the hobby. :/ Everything is increasing in price.

It looks cute and fun, but I'm not sure how long I would actually play it. The art style also reminds me heavily of Shovel Knight.

The term "cinematic universe" makes me ill.

The controlling of the rats reminds me of Dishonored.

@pillarrocks: I think the most commonly believed reason behind them always having bundles is to make scalpers like likely to buy one