Uncharted 4: A Thief's End put in the work and came away from SXSW's 2017 Gaming Awards with 5 awards, including Game of the Year! Check out Yhani, Clinton and brand new host, Veronica's thoughts on this and more on the 59th edition of SonyCentric!

1:00 - Introductions & What We Have Been Playing4:00 - This Week in PlayStation History6:00 - Uncharted wins 5 awards at the SXSW Gaming Awards8:25 - Mass Effect: Andromeda resolution issues11:20 - Drawn to Death debuts on PlayStation Plus on April 4th13:20 - PlayStation Now will stream PlayStation 4 games on PC18:35 - PlayStation Play Collective launches on March 21st24:01 - Developer Shoutout - Guerilla Games30:00 - PlayStation releases for this week35:00 - The Shills to Pay the Bills

Jason beat Final Fantasy XV and The Last Guardian, and we talk base impressions on both (no spoilers, don't worry). After our weekly segment on talking Final Fantasy, the SonyCentric crew tackles the Uncharted patch, the Overwatch holiday event, and the recent update to the Resident Evil 7 demo.

Persona 5 and Parappa the Rapper Remastered launch this week, Jak & Daxter seem to be making some sort of a comeback and Destiny 2 has been revealed to the world. This week on SonyCentric, we delve into the crazy happenings of the last week, including the possibility of Mass Effect: Andromeda actually getting fixed (you can place your bets now, folks.)

• This Week in PlayStation History:
  • Sony Computer Entertainment rebrands as Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2016
  • Rise of the Kasai released on PS2 on April 5, 2005
• Naughty Dog to remaster the Jak and Daxter series on PS4
• Destiny 2 announced, Timed Exclusive content on PlayStation 4
• Spiderman: Homecoming rumored to release this fall
• Bioware pledges to improve Mass Effect Andromeda
• Little Nightmares has gone gold
• Colin Moriarty leaves gaming journalism
• Developer Spotlight: Atlus

No Man's Sky needs a patch on day one. The internet is on fire. But does it need to be? We also take some time to talk about that upcoming Neo reveal in September. Hopefully, Sony has something impressive to show us. But then again, maybe they don't need to.

Originally posted August 10, 2016.

Is Crash Bandicoot really a thing? Why? Why do people want it so bad. Will gaming become like Hollywood, where established franchises and reboots become the norm and new ideas are an extinct species? Tune in to find out.

Originally posted June 7, 2016.

Welcome to SonyCentric, where we talk about anything and everything PlayStation-related. Mark's the Co-Host now folks, so hold onto your butts! We talk about how much we're loving Ratchet and Clank, MLB: The Show, and much more.

Originally posted April 18, 2016.

No Man's Sky has gone gold, and we are only a few weeks out. What will you do when you get your hands on it? The crew shares their plans, and we pour one out for Adam Boyes, who will be leaving Sony and getting back into game development. Best of luck to him!

Originally posted July 13, 2016.

This week, we discuss some rumors regarding Dead Rising and Rise of the Tomb Raider. Both were confirmed during and after our recording, but just as relevant is the question of whether Dead Rising 4 will eventually be making its way over to the PS4.

Originally posted July 20, 2016.

Your hosts are bringing you some belated SonyCentric goodness. This week got delayed because Jason went to PAX, and fortunately got to play some sweet titles headed to the PS4. We also weigh in on the PS4 "Neo" dilemma. Put away the pitchforks, folks, and let's talk about this like adults.

Originally posted April 27, 2016.

This week, the SonyCentric team talks about PlayStation's stake as king of this generation, the disappointing cancellation of Silent Hills 2 years ago and Call of Duty: WWII's return to the historical.