Sony’s presentation was scheduled for June 4, at which they were supposed to finally present the PlayStation 5 and some exclusives for it, but due to protests in the US, the company postponed the event indefinitely.
We decided to postpone the PlayStation 5 event scheduled for June 4th. We understand that players around the world want to see PS5 games, but we feel that this is not the best time to celebrate. And now we will allow more important voices to be heard. https://t.co/eci56J2Wnu
– PlayStation Russia (@PlayStationRU) June 1, 2020
Sony has not yet announced a new date, but seems to be doing it in a few weeks. Now the question is WWDC 2020 for developers on June 22 and other events this month – the situation in the US is terrible.
Previously, Sony expressed support for the protest movement in the United States. If you are in an information vacuum, then a little background: protests are taking place in 75 cities in the United States in connection with the murder by police in Minnesota of an African American George Floyd. Protesters set fire to buildings, rob shops and literally “hunt” for policemen. In general, the situation got out of control.
Organized protests are good, and racism and cruelty against people of any race, nationality, gender, or orientation are bad. Remember this.
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