Marquee Matchups always feature the greatest fixtures from the real world being incorporated into the game, so players are able to create squads which match the games that are scheduled for the coming weekend.That usually involves games that are part of the Premier League, LaLiga, the Bundesliga, Serie A and numerous other international fixtures can also be used for when there is no domestic football.
Like it always does every year, Sony released the most downloaded games on the PlayStation Store for September 2022. The lists show the most popular PS4, PS5, PS VR and free-toplay games that are available for both North America and Europe, and FIFA 23 Coins there’s nothing new on the horizon this month.
Starting at the beginning of the year with PS5 titles, NBA 2K23 was the most downloaded game on PSN in September in North America, while FIFA 23 was the most popular game available in Europe (which is no surprise given how popular soccer is in Europe). Another game that was released in September, The Last of Us Part 1 was ranked 3rd in both regions.
Making the switch from PS4, NBA 2K23 was the most downloaded game in the month in the US and Canada as FIFA 23 was the most popular position in Europe. Regarding PSVR game titles Beat Saber was the top. #1 game both in North America and Europe, with Job Simulator and Superhot VR placed second and third respectively in both regions.
In terms of free-to-play games, covering PS5 and PS4 as a whole, Fortnite was the most-downloaded game in the US and Canada, while Rumbleverse was the most played free-to-play game across Europe.
You can check out the most downloaded PSN games for September below from the list compiled by Sony and published to the PlayStation Blog.In another piece of PlayStation news the game from Sony’s God of War Ragnarok has become gold-certified, since PlayStation confirms that it has been developed by nine different studios.
Sony has big plans for the next generation of virtual reality hardware and plans that it will have two million models of the PSVR 2 headset ready by the end of March in 2019.
Mass production of the VR headset was reported to have begun in September (via Bloomberg) and has never faced issues with its supply chain. With the PS5 being highly sought-after due to its limited supply since its launch in November of 2020, Sony also plans to bring more consoles to shelves by the beginning of 2023, according to Bloomberg’s sources.
PSVR 2 isn’t yet set to receive a release date past 2023, however Sony attempts to ensure that there’s enough PS5 consoles that can play games on the brand new headset. The hardware is only compatible on PS5 and won’t be backwards compatible with PSVR games.
