The four other games that caught my eye may not have blown me away, but at least they showed an abundance of positives that reassured me that I would enjoy them. It doesn't matter how good the execution will be, because it will be an interesting time regardless and that carries more weight than just flashing lights. I, for one, am ready to see developer Tango Gameworks, known from The Evil Within games, get progressively weirder and more experimental with their material. Whatever Ghostwire: Tokyo ends up being, I know it will not only look great, but it will also be weird as hell. It took 13 games before I even flipped a switch from seeing a bog standard Sony show, to finally swallowing some hype.

With that many games thrown at the screen, that number just isn't a good average it's not even half of the examples. In total, I've compiled five games that I'm genuinely excited about with nine if I'm merely optimistic. Apathy feels ungrateful, when seeing the effort put into all of the bells and whistles going off, but here we are. I don't ever want to be the type of person who laments the state of politics in the Philippines, sighing, when faced with the splendor of a marketing stunt of this size. Yet, I'm left unsure that merely the plethora of choice was enough to satiate me, other than with quantity.

No one will deny that such a display isn't a ton of games. Sony has just wrapped up their PlayStation 5 (PS5) presentation, at the time of writing, which sure did present a lot of 'stuff.' Seemingly rolling out project after project, the reel eventually showcased 26 games.

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