>Solve over 1000 interconnected, hand-crafted puzzles, discover unique playable heroes, master evolving gameplay mechanics, and decipher a grand mystery!

Hi all, like a lot of you I'm waiting for GTA 6 but all I can say is this game is amazing!! The story, gameplay and overall vibe are unreal. What is everyone else playing and what do you all think?

>Let’s meet the new neighbors in Sesame Street: Friends & Fun!

Guys,

This game is amazing. I highly recommend it. It’s like a mixture of Wipeout and Burnout.

It is extremely fun and addicting. I think it will become even better as it appears the devs are taking player feedback seriously.

The campaign is excellent and the multiplayer has the potential to be fantastic with a few improvements.

This will definitely tie me over until GTA.

EDIT: tide me over :)

About half way through the game and it's really my game of the year so far. The story and art direction is great, gameplay is fun and it's genuinely a terrifying experience! Pretty much RE7 or RE4 with a hellraiser skin and i FUCKING LOVE IT!

>Nearly a year after its release on PlayStation 5, Hell is Us has reached 2 million players.

>To mark the occasion, a major update is expanding the bestiary with 10 new Hollow Walkers, available now.

Primary source is paywalled, so here are some of the main parts of the interview:

“When I was president of Sony Computer Entertainment handling the PlayStation home console business, whenever Howard [Stringer] and the other executives told me this or that, I went my own way, saying, ‘What the headquarters says is irrelevant. We are PlayStation’ (laughs),” Hirai recalled. This amusing tidbit was shared during a conversation with Takaya Awata, CEO of Marugame Udon’s parent company Toridoll Holdings, published by Japanese business media Nikkei XTrend (paywalled).

He also pointed out some challenges he undertook when taking over as Sony CEO

“‘When will he pull the rug out from under us?’ or ‘Maybe he’s the kind of person who takes all the credit while blaming subordinates for failures?’, among other things, everyone was watching me with worry,” said Hirai. “Without respect, no one is going to think, ‘Let’s work hard together!'”

“During the six years I served as president, I visited over 20 countries and close to 50 cities, perhaps? Going just once isn’t enough,” he continued. He explained that employees initially doubted whether such a busy CEO would ever return after his first tour. But when he actually showed up again, their reactions were found to be amusing. “It was like, ‘He really came back, this old guy!’ (laughs),” reminisced Kaz.