A number of games have recently disappeared from Sony's PlayStation Store, leading to speculation that they were removed by Sony, according to a report from Eurogamer on Monday. The games in question have been referred to as spam or "eslop,

It looks like Sony may have quietly removed a number of "spam" shovelware games from its PlayStation Store. This comes after a recent investigation from IGN which featured interviews from developers criticizing the lack of quality control across the PlayStation Store and the Nintendo eShop in comparison to the Xbox store,

Following a report last week highlighting the slop currently infesting digital game storefronts, it seems Sony has started to remove some egregious shovelware featuring AI-generated art from its PlayStation Network Store.

The company behind PlayStation announced a State of Play stream on the PlayStation Blog on Tuesday. These streams typically shuttle viewers from one trailer to the next, showcasing a bunch of previously announced or entirely new games coming to PlayStation consoles.

Sony has announced the PlayStation State of Play this week, and it’s coming tomorrow. The State of Play will be returning with a showcase of about 40 minutes worth of video game reveals and updates specific to the PlayStation ecosystem.

State of Play returns Feb. 12 with 40 minutes of PlayStation 5 news, focused on “a creative and unique selection of exciting games from studios around the world,” according to the PlayStation Blog. That’s tomorrow, for those of you without a calendar.