
PlayStation has made it a tradition the past couple of years to cover one particular building in downtown Los Angeles with a building-sized poster of their biggest PS4 exclusives. Horizon Zero and God of War. Now it continues with Marvel’s Spider-Man.

In honour of PlayStation's 30th birthday yesterday in the US, data company Circana has dug out figures showing the top 20 best-selling PlayStation video games ever (date-range Jan 1995 to July 2025). Don't get too excited.
This is a great reminder of how game sales have become more concentrated in a smaller number of games/series over time. In the PS1/PS2 era a game was a success if it sold a million or a few million copies. The GTA games (3/Vice City/San Andreas) were pretty big outliers in selling as much as they did during the PS2 era. So in the minds of a lot of gamers something like FF VII feels like it was as big of a PS1 game as God of War 2018 was for PS4, but in reality far fewer people bought it (though it has obviously reached additional people through remasters, etc.).
What this says to me is, not many people are buying a PS to play PS exclusives. Like so many false narratives, like Xbox gamers don't buy games! It seems Playstation as a default system is a vanilla system to play call of duty, Minecraft, GTA games and a sports games.

A modder has added multiplayer to Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered on PC, giving us the closest thing to the canceled The Great Web project.

A Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered multiplayer mod is in development by the community, and there's even early gameplay footage.
Well, Spider-Man is pretty big deal actually. It very famous for adults and kids. More importantly, Spider Man is Worldwide iconic character.
This game still could’ve had a better name.
I hate recycled titles
Huge Spider-Man fan so this is my most anticipated game...probably ever. Insomniac are honestly the perfect developers for this.
I can totally understand why Spider Man is Sony’s big poster game for E3 this year, but I still would’ve liked to see TLoU2 or DS up there.
After e3, wake me up when September comes.