Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 518: Expedition Connection – PlayStation Blog

Sure thing. Let’s dive in and create a relaxed, offbeat version of the article. Here goes:

Oh man, where do I even start? So, Kristen and I found ourselves chatting again this week. You know, just your average Thursday (or was it Wednesday? Doesn’t matter). We got lost—in a good way—talking about Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. I mean, delivering stuff has never been so… I dunno, existential? Seriously, it’s like stepping into a post-apocalyptic shipping department. And while we’re at it, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 really got us all up in our feels. Not sure why, but it just did.

Oh, and PlayStation merch? We could go on forever about that stuff. Been eyeing a particular hoodie myself—not that anyone needs more hoodies, but hey, it’s PlayStation, right?

Okay, quick rundown on what’s coming soon because, believe it or not, it ain’t just me rambling here:

• EA Sports College Football 26 hits PS5. Yep, it’s game time. Literally.
• Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4? PS5, PS4, whatever. Skaters gonna skate.
• Patapon 1 + 2 Replay – gotta love those little guys.

Now, brace yourself: Full Metal Schoolgirl got announced by D3Publisher. Cyborgs against evil corps. Kind of like my last workplace… but with more action. Mark your calendars for October 23 on PS5.

Also, peeking ahead, Ghost of Yōtei Collector’s Edition was announced. Comes with a ghost mask, some art cards, and other cool trinkets. Epic? Maybe. Overkill? Possibly. But cool nonetheless.

Wait, where was I? Oh right, the cast! Kristen Zitani – she’s our Senior Content Communications wizard here at SIE. And O’Dell Harmon Jr. is our go-to Content Comm pro. Seriously, they know their stuff.

Massive shoutout to Dormilón for crafting the tunes that keep our podcast vibes just right. Perfect for when we’re trying to make sense of everything PlayStation throws our way.

Anyway, remember! Stuff changes—release dates, details, you name it. That’s how it rolls in gaming. We heard it from the publishers themselves. So, keep your eyes peeled and your thumbs nimble. Or something like that.

And there you have it, straight from my mildly-chaotic brain to you.

(Note to self: email us at [email protected]. You know, just in case anyone actually reads this. Never hurts to ask, right?)

There it is, straight from the trenches of my mind. Let the chaos reign!