Ghost of Tsushima 2 - I’m probably more skeptical of Jeff Grubb than most, so when he said last week that Ghost of Tsushima 2 wasn’t going to be at the showcase, it wasn’t enough to completely move it off my list.Maybe there's a surprise or two in the offing, like Half-Life: Alyx or a major first-party IP coming to the goggles. Sony knows their shiny new peripheral doesn't move the needle like PS5 does, so don't expect them to go overboard, but there will be a heavy presence for these games. Heavy focus on PSVR2 games - Sony hasn't given up on VR despite the noise in the press about it being a flop.Whether it will be a new IP (like the studio claims) or the heavily-rumored Metal Gear Solid 3 remake (they're a first-party studio now, they can make two games at once) remains to be seen. Bluepoint teased something in their Christmas card 5 months ago, so there’s no better time to finally get a peek inside that present. New Bluepoint project - We’ve heard almost nothing from the studio since their Demons’ Souls remake became one of PS5’s best launch titles.With that out of the way, let's see what our intrepid bards of the interactive medium think is coming down the pike this week. It’s time to rip off the bandaid and see gameplay, along with a dose of the full-fledged story that is supposedly part of the experience. Without a doubt, this played into the studio going so long without saying much of anything about the next entry in their flagship franchise. The Last of Us Multiplayer project: Naughty Dog still carries plenty of scars from the release of The Last of Us Part 2.

Bet on gameplay getting the emphasis, as fans want to know how the two Spideys will interact considering Insomniac is steadfastly denying this is a co-op game.

Spider-Man 2: Four months out from release (thanks Tony Todd), we are almost certain to see a longer gameplay or story trailer. Unsurprisingly, those two games are just about the only ones Sony has discussed in any kind of detail during their 600 days of silence. Surprisingly, there were only two games that everyone had on their lists.

There was some overlap in our predictions, so we're starting with the list of what everyone agreed will or could be revealed by the Japanese giant and its second and third-party partners. Predicting what's going to happen in the showcase comes in a close second, though, so we asked our writers to see what they thought might happen. And when it's coming from the biggest name in consoles after a wait of almost two years.

For those of us who write about video games, nothing beats a big showcase event.

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