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Concord, a PvP multiplayer shooter from recent acquisition Firewalk Studios, which was founded by Bungie and Destiny veterans.

Marathon, Bungie’s sci-fi extraction shooter.

Fairgame$, a punky extraction shooter from recent acquisition Haven Studios.

Lo and behold, in terms of new reveals from first-party PlayStation studios, the showcase gave us: The PlayStation owner has been vocal about its desire to get into the business of live-service games in a big way, and how this motivated its acquisition of Destiny maker Bungie. It’s more interesting to look at the substance of the games shown, and what those can tell us about the two platform holders’ priorities. Like its rival has this summer, Sony will probably be able to bounce back in a year’s time. But there’s only so much you can read into this - the most plausible conclusion is simply that post-pandemic production issues are hitting Sony’s family of studios a year or so later than they hit Microsoft’s and Ubisoft’s, leaving it with a gap between this year’s Spider-Man 2 and far-off prospects like Bungie’s Marathon.

Most observers feel that Xbox had the better show, in terms of the number and range of titles shown and the promise of its future slate. Now that the dust has settled on Xbox’s and PlayStation’s big summer showcases, it’s a good time to compare them and look for evidence of where each company is heading - or thinks it’s heading.Īs has increasingly been the case over the last few years, the two presentations were very different.

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