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The Last of Us Part II With a smattering of votes across every game on the list, the vote came down to a close match-up between Ghost of Tsushima and The Last of Us Part II, and Naughty Dog’s game just edged out the former. Known for sheer and incredible amounts of quality within their games, Naughty Dog once again crafted a masterpiece with a game that ironed out the gameplay wrinkles of the first game, had tons of accessibility features for all kinds of players, and was what we referred to as a “story worth telling” that felt like it neatly tied back to the first. It’s an emotional journey through vengeance, anger, and pain, but it also offers a look into this world from a new perspective, making us reconsider the black and white nature of heroes and villains. It’s production values were incredible, and it’s a feather in Sony’s cap as a PlayStation exclusive title. ....
Friday, January 01, 2021 As a closer to 2020, this week has been a long week of PSLS year-end awards, and we’ve honored plenty of great releases. Even if games didn’t win, just being nominated gives attention to games that deserve the spotlight, and there were also plenty of other honorable mentions that didn’t even make the nomination list. 2020was an awesome year for games all around, and it’s all been building to this moment. Before we reveal which game won our top spot, here are the PlayStation LifeStyle nominations for Game of the Year in 2020. The Last of Us Part II. We’ve already said a lot about ....
Sony Interactive Entertainment/PlayStation Studios It’s probably not too surprising that the vote unanimously went to SIE for this year’s Best Publisher award. Besides releasing the new PS5 console, the Sony published lineup of games was phenomenal. It was a great year to be a PlayStation gamer. The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and plenty more outlined a fantastic year for the publisher. Sony made a new PlayStation Studios banner under which to house all of its studios and new releases. Sony was also the first major publisher to take serious precautions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, pulling out of PAX East back in February out of an at the time abundance of caution. The move now seems like a pretty smart and prescient one on Sony’s end with how COVID and the pandemic panned out. ....
Kahlief Adams (Spawn On Me Podcast) In 2020, there was a continued rallying cry for more diverse and inclusive voices within the video game industry. Following the tragic events of the police murder of George Floyd that shone (yet another) spotlight on the inequality of being Black in America, Kahlief Adams gathered a panel of Black creators within the video game industry to educate and and inform in a special Spawn On Me podcast episode entitled “A Lesson in Blackness.” Adams isn’t afraid to get real, to advocate for what he believes in, and to speak his own mind while lifting up the voices around him that deserve to be heard. He’s one of the hardest working and most passionate people within games, and a necessary voice for the industry to continue to evolve and grow. This year we wanted to honor more than just the popular big names and studio heads that always garner attention, and felt that no voice spoke more clearly, more concisely, or more fervidly than that ....