More of PlayStation's Biggest Games Are Becoming Movies, TV Shows - Beyond 751

Beyond

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🗓️ 27 May 2022

⏱️ 80 minutes

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On this week's episode of IGN's weekly PlayStation show, host Jonathon Dornbush is joined by Mark Medina and Jada Griffin to check in on Mark's perilous journey atop Splash Mountain, and also discuss the biggest PlayStation news of the week. The crew digs into PlayStation confirming it is adapting God of War, Horizon, and Gran Turismo into TV shows or movies (note: we recorded before reports suggested GT will be a movie, not a show!), our hopes and expectations for what Netflix's Horizon show may be, how God of War on Amazon could shake out, and if the classic Need for Speed film is a good blueprint for Gran Turismo. We also discuss some of PlayStation's future ambitions for not just PlayStation's biggest games becoming movies and TV shows, but also their plans to expand their PC experiences, as well as their mobile games output. We look into their plans for the next few years, what they likely mean for PlayStation's focuses, and while we think the great PlayStation games we love aren't going anywhere. We also dig into the leaks of a Death Stranding 2, some PS Plus updates, Jada's impressions of Multiversus, and more! Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:05:55 - PlayStation Bets On Big TV Shows 00:33:33 PlayStation Investments Report 00:48:36 - Death Stranding 2 Speculation 01:09:51 - News Roundup 01:11:40 - What We’ve Been Playing 01:17:20 - Outro Follow us all on Twitter: twitter.com/jmdornbush twitter.com/mark_medina twitter.com/jada_rina

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:12.7	Beyond and Hello, everyone. My name is Jonathan Dormisch and this is Podcast Beyond,
0:17.2	IGN's Weekly PlayStation Show covering all the latest and greatest in the world of
0:21.3	PlayStation. And boy, do we have a lot of PlayStation stuff to talk about this week?
0:26.0	We're getting into the realm of the summer event season, but we don't have that to talk about.
0:30.5	We do have a lot of Sony news that came out of a recent sort of investors call and report
0:35.2	that they put out sort of looking into the next year of what PlayStation's going to be doing,
0:39.7	both on the game side and on the television side, if you're looking for some more PlayStation
0:44.5	adaptations in the future. We've also got a potential leak of a sequel to a major PlayStation
0:50.6	exclusive that we'll talk about, some game impressions, and a whole lot more. But before we got
0:54.9	there, I'm joined this week by Jada Griffin. Hello, hello, everybody. I am so happy that
1:02.4	Mark E. Mark Splash Medina, Splash Mountain Medina is here with us today. It's so great
1:08.4	to have him back. Jada's intro is just right. Splash off the road. Exactly.
1:12.1	You can see all my hair still wet. I just got off the ride. I'm glad to be back. No,
1:18.7	that's a real thing, except for I never even rode Splash Mountain. I have no idea where they came
1:23.8	from. All of a sudden, I have like nine DMs and a bunch of mentions and it's people sending me
1:29.9	pictures of Splash Mountain. They're like, are you okay? I'm like, what? What is what is happening?
1:37.2	They ran a little bit of a few days ago. It goes, hey, by the way, that was awesome. I'm like you
1:43.6	I was saving the reveal. I was saving the reveal for the show. I know Brian, why do you have to go?
1:49.7	No, it's totally understandable. You don't have to lie. We know you were stuck there for three days
1:54.4	straight. You have food, but you also only have the ride water. You had to drink that,
2:00.5	unfortunately, to sustain yourself. While I was stuck up on the ride for a week and a half,
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