With the long-rumored PS5 launch event just weeks away, Sony has added fuel to the fire by confirming that the full lineup of games will soon be available

As reported by VGC (via GamesRadar), Sony President and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida commented on the impending launch of the PS5 at a corporate strategy meeting this week Commenting on features such as the advanced dual-sense controller and 3D audio chip, Yoshida said, "Games for PS5 that offer this new gaming experience are being created by both first- and third-party developers, and we will soon have an attractive lineup of titles to We plan to introduce an attractive lineup of titles soon"

The key phrase is "soon" Sony is currently rumored to be planning a major PS5 event on June 4, where we may finally see not only the design of the console, but the full lineup of games for the upcoming next-generation console Between these rumors and Official PlayStation Magazine's upcoming PS5 cover story on June 2, Yoshida's comments could be referring to a big wave of PS5 news in early June

Sony's last official PS5 event was a "Road to PS5" live stream on March 18, a deep dive into the specs that focused on features such as a fast SSD and advanced 3D audio chip While a demo of Unreal Engine 5 running on the PS5 was shown last week, showcasing just how great gaming will be on Sony's upcoming console, there has yet to be a proper game introduction by the Japanese hardware giant We already know that titles such as [Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Godfall, and The Lord of the Rings: Gollum" are already known to be coming to PS5, but nothing has been announced yet about major PS5-exclusive titles If Sony is preparing sequels to hits like "God of War" and "Horizon: If Sony is preparing sequels to hits like "God of War," "Horizon: Zero Dawn" and "Spider-Man," the June event would be the perfect time to show them off

Sony definitely needs to catch up with Microsoft, which already unveiled its Xbox Series X design last year and showed off a number of third-party games that will run on the system at a live-stream event in May In July, a major Xbox Series X exclusive event is With a big Xbox Series X exclusive scheduled, Sony's June showcase could be the perfect way for the PS5 to dominate the next-generation gaming conversation ahead of its rivals