Astro Bot reminded us that PlayStation has a lot of great games that haven't been around in a long time, and the company's boss has apparently said that they're looking to call it a “past IP” back

One of the best games of the year, Astro botit was a great reminder of how great IP was PlayStation yes and no use, but that could be changing.

Astro Bot, this year's winner of the prestigious Game of the Year award at this year's Game Awards, features so many titles that are popular PlayStation titles, but have yet to have a new game. forever. Some of them, like Spyro and Crash, are out of PlayStation's hands as they are owned by Xbox these days, while others like Eyes third party, but hey, there's that one at least get a sequel! However, there were plenty of classics to see that could honestly do with another trip, like Ape Escape, Gravity Rushand Blood carriedFor example.

There's no real word on any of these games getting a new entry, and the last couple seem highly unlikely, but PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst has indicated his interest ' company in bringing back some older titles.

Talking to Famitsu (as translated by VGC). to publish games by the world's best creators, inside and outside of PlayStation, and we have achieved many successes so far by working closely with external development studios .”

I hope that doesn't mean that Ape Escape will return as a gacha game where you can draw different apes (although that seems like a not-half-bad concept as I write this ), but with Sony prioritizing a live service above all else. else – although that not going smoothly – anything is possible. At least just give us a Bloodborne remaster, Sony, please…