PlayStation’s 30th Anniversary: Celebrating Iconic Titles Like Horizon, Death Stranding, and The Last of Us
Sony has unveiled a nostalgic video to commemorate PlayStation’s thirtieth anniversary.
It’s already past 3pm here in the UK, meaning it is now after midnight on December 3rd in Japan – exactly 30 years since the PS1 made its debut in the country.
Sony’s video features a compilation of classic and celebrated games that have significantly influenced PlayStation’s history, kicking off with Horizon: Forbidden West, Death Stranding, and The Last of Us Part II, accompanied by a soothing remix of The Cranberries’ Dreams. (Dreams itself does not appear.)
God of War, Uncharted, Shadow of the Colossus, Marvel’s Spider-Man and many more are included, reflecting PlayStation’s extensive range, featuring both third-party blockbusters and titles from Sony’s own studios.
“For the last thirty years, we’ve embarked on an incredible journey, crafting stories and shaping experiences together,” Sony stated alongside the video.
“Throughout this journey, we’ve discovered adventure, joy, and unforgettable moments that transcend any single event. We have formed new friendships and redefined the essence of gaming. Thank you for being part of this adventure – we couldn’t have achieved this without your support.”
Last week, we reported on a newly-updated sales figure for the PS2 of 160 million units sold. Here in the UK, PlayStation also unveiled a special