Three PlayStation 6s, Jeremy? That's Insane.

The WhatCulture Gaming Podcast dives into a flurry of major gaming news, starting with explosive rumors about the PlayStation 6's potential launch in three forms: a base model, a lightweight 'S' variant, and a portable handheld. Hosts Scott Tilford and Cy White debate the implications of Sony's split-console strategy, with Scott expressing cautious optimism about affordability and cross-platform play, while acknowledging concerns over developer fragmentation and performance compromises. They contrast this with past missteps like the Xbox Series S, though both agree Sony may handle branding and clarity better. The conversation shifts to the highly anticipated third-person shooter Pragmata, praised for its nostalgic gameplay, innovative hacking mechanics, emotional storytelling centered on a father-daughter bond, and flawless performance on PS5. The hosts laud Capcom’s consistent quality and creative risk-taking, especially with new IPs like Pragmata and Konitsugami. They also discuss Zack Snyder’s Resident Evil movie, expressing cautious hope for a fun, genre-bending take that avoids canon pitfalls, and touch on the live-action Zelda film, which they find ambitious but risky, especially regarding Link’s silence. Finally, they briefly cover Starfield’s troubled PS5 port and the broader trend of Nintendo’s film division diversifying its cinematic approach across franchises.