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Shack NewsPositive

Shack Chat: What gaming series do you want to see get a racing game?

Shacknews staff members discuss which gaming series they would like to see adapted into a racing game. Suggestions range from PlayStation's first-party characters and Hollow Knight to F-ZERO, Destiny's Sparrow Racing League, Shovel Knight, Halo, Pokemon, and The Legend of Zelda.

Metro UKPositive

7 dead PlayStation franchises Sony should bring back for PS6 - Reader's Feature

A reader suggests several dormant PlayStation franchises that Sony Interactive Entertainment should consider reviving for the PlayStation 6. The list includes Jak And Daxter, Resistance, MotorStorm, WipEout, PaRappa The Rapper, Gravity Rush, and Warhawk, with potential developers also proposed for each.

EurogamerPositive

Sony is reportedly plotting to revive classic PlayStation games, starting with a new Ape Escape from the developers behind Sonic Mania

Sony is reportedly planning to revive dormant PlayStation classics, with a new Ape Escape game from Evening Star, the developers behind Sonic Mania, being the first in line. This initiative involves external studios handling legacy intellectual property, similar to how Bandai Namco developed Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots.

Playstation LifestylePositive

Beloved PS2-era PlayStation Exclusive Action Series Set to Return – Report

A rumor suggests that Sony is considering reviving the PlayStation exclusive action series Sly Cooper, which has been dormant since 2013. While Sucker Punch Productions is unlikely to develop the next entry, Sony is reportedly open to licensing agreements and pitches for its dormant franchises.

Metro UKNeutral

PS6 to launch with wave of retro revivals including Sly Cooper and Killzone

A new rumor suggests Sony is considering reviving dormant franchises like Sly Cooper, Killzone, and Ape Escape for the PlayStation 6 launch window. External studios are reportedly being invited to pitch new game ideas for these beloved series, potentially filling out the console's release schedule.

Wolfs Gaming BlogNeutral

PlayStation Working With 3rd Party Teams To Bring Back Killzone, Ape Escape And Sly Cooper, It’s Claimed

Sony is reportedly working with third-party studios to revive dormant franchises such as Sly Cooper and Killzone. Leaks suggest that licensing for game pitches has been opened, fueling speculation about potential new entries in these beloved series.

Retro GamerVery negative

Rediscovering my PS Vita has left me despairing for PlayStation's all-digital future

Rediscovering the PlayStation Vita has led to despair over Sony's all-digital future, particularly with the upcoming closure of the Vita's digital store. This move, coupled with the anticipated all-digital nature of the PlayStation 6 and the cessation of physical disc releases by 2028, raises concerns about game preservation and the ability to share or resell games in the future.

Shack NewsNeutral

Evening Reading - June 23, 2026

This edition of Evening Reading covers various gaming industry happenings, including Tencent's reported exits from Japanese studios, EA layoffs, and new game announcements like Montabi and Tanuki: Pon's Summer. It also touches on the upcoming EVO 2026 fighting game tournament and reflections on Sonic's 35th birthday and the legacy of 3D graphics in gaming.

Playstation LifestylePositive

Watch PlayStation State of Play June 2026 Livestream Here

Sony's PlayStation State of Play June 2026 livestream will feature over 60 minutes of news and updates from global studios, including confirmed appearances for Marvel's Wolverine and Silent Hill: Townfall. Rumors also suggest potential announcements for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, a new God of War game, and Break In, alongside leaks regarding Bloober Team's Cronos game.

Push SquarePositive

PS5 Fans Vote Jak & Daxter As Their Most Wanted PlayStation Revival

A poll revealed that PlayStation fans most want a revival of the Jak & Daxter series on the PlayStation 5, with nearly 500 votes. Other highly requested franchises include Sly Cooper, Resistance, Killzone, and MotorStorm. Sony is reportedly exploring ways to bring back its legacy intellectual properties.

Metro UKPositive

Sony bringing back PS1 games including WipEout and Ape Escape claim rumours

Rumors suggest Sony Interactive Entertainment is exploring the revival of several older intellectual properties, including PlayStation 1 titles like WipEout and Ape Escape, as well as the inFamous series. While Sucker Punch Productions is reportedly not involved in the inFamous revival due to their work on Ghost of Tsushima, leakers indicate Sony is considering bringing back unused IPs. This move could be a strategy to address criticism regarding a limited number of first-party releases by offering remasters and lower-budget sequels.

Push SquarePositive

'There's Truth to It': Sony 'Considering' Bringing Back Your Fave Franchises on PS5

Rumors suggest Sony is exploring the possibility of reviving dormant PlayStation franchises for the PlayStation 5, including titles like inFAMOUS, Sly Cooper, and Ape Escape. While not confirmed, these discussions have energized the fanbase amidst ongoing concerns about the company's focus on live service games.

Push SquarePositive

PlayStation's Lofty Preservation Efforts 'Not Stopping Anytime Soon'

Sony Interactive Entertainment has established a dedicated team, led by Senior Build Engineer Garrett Fredley, focused on preserving PlayStation's historical games and related materials. This initiative aims to archive source code, documentation, and assets, potentially paving the way for future re-releases of legacy franchises like Sly Cooper, Ape Escape, WipEout, and Killzone. Fredley shared that the team's preservation journey is ongoing and has already stored over half a petabyte of data.

Retro GamerVery positive

Ghost of Yotei star says Sucker Punch is "bold" to "leave behind safety and comfort" to tell new stories with fresh characters, but the actor doesn't know "what might come next"

Erika Ishii, the voice actor for Atsu in Ghost of Yotei, describes Sucker Punch Productions as "bold" for venturing into new stories and characters with each installment of their anthology series. While sad to leave her character behind, Ishii expressed confidence in Sucker Punch's ability to deliver another hit, referencing their past successes with the Ghost series, Infamous, and Sly Cooper.

Console CreaturesPositive

A Jak and Daxter Concept Pitch Was Shown to Sony, But It Never Happened | Console Creatures

Animator Travis Howe revealed a concept pitch for a Jak and Daxter remake, featuring a shot-for-shot modern animation of a scene from Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy. This fan pitch, created by a team at Sanzaru Games, was not commissioned by Sony and ultimately did not lead to a remake. Howe expressed pride in the animation and encouraged fans to voice their desire for a new Jak and Daxter game.

CGmag OnlinePositive

Jak and Daxter Remaster Concept Emerges From Former Sly Cooper Studio

A pitch for a Jak and Daxter remaster was created by a team at Sanzaru Games, the studio formerly behind Sly Cooper. While the project was never formally commissioned by Sony and did not move forward, a senior animator shared a recreation of a cutscene to showcase the potential visual upgrade. The pitch was a passion project intended to gain the IP holder's blessing for a full-scale remake.

Gaming BoltNegative

Have Gamers Become Too Comfortable With Sequels and Remakes?

The article discusses the increasing prevalence of sequels and remakes in the gaming industry, questioning if gamers have become too comfortable with familiar titles. While acknowledging that some sequels and remakes push innovation, the author notes a decline in the number of new intellectual properties being developed and risks taken by major publishers due to rising development costs and the desire for guaranteed audiences.

Push SquareNeutral

PlayStation Studios: All Sony First-Party Developers and What They're Working On

Sony's first-party development teams, known collectively as PlayStation Studios, are working on a variety of new games across multiple platforms including PlayStation 5 and PC. The article details each studio's history, location, and current known projects, ranging from racing simulations and 3D platformers to narrative horror and large-scale multiplayer titles.