The PlayStation 5 is on the way and many people are extremely excited, but it?s easy to forget Sony hasn?t really shown the thing off yet. We?ve only seen a handful of PlayStation 5 games, such as Godfall when it debuted during The Game Awards 2019. One might think that Sony would want to gather as much hype for its upcoming console as possible using traditional avenues and gaming events. However, in a recent article by Video Game Chronicle, industry analyst Michael Pachter says that he believes otherwise. It seems like Sony may not actually have E3 2020 in the plans after all.
The full quote from Pachter is as follows:

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