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Why Everyone Is Talking About Sony's September Game Lineup and Lisa Controller

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced on its official PlayStation Podcast episode 548 that nine new games and a limited edition controller featuring LISA will launch next week or in October.
What happened
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Announcement Date | September 25, 2026 at 17:20 UTC |
| Announcer | Official PlayStation Podcast production team |
| Focus | Nine games launching next week and the LISA DualSense controller |
| Episode Number | Episode 548 |
The presenter stated, "We're back this week to talk through September's big releases," clarifying release dates for fans. [1]
Why it matters
PlayStation is a video game brand owned by SIE, a subsidiary of the Japanese company Sony. The brand includes home consoles, handheld devices, online services, and various media products. Established in 1994 with its first console, PlayStation continues to be active today. [2] This announcement serves as one of the brand's activities, introducing the latest game releases and opportunities to experience them.
The numbers
- Total games launching next week: 9
- LISA Limited Edition DualSense release date: October 2
- Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve release date: October 2
- Podcast episode number: 548
Fact-check
- Claim: The podcast explicitly listed nine games for next week. Status: TRUE [1]
- Claim: Silent Hill: Townfall uses a new claustrophobic perspective. Status: TRUE [1]
- Claim: Release dates are guaranteed and cannot change. Status: MISLEADING [1] (PlayStation Blog stated release dates could be changed.)
What's next
- September 26: Multiple games launch based on the podcast announcement.
- October 2: LISA Limited Edition DualSense and Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve will launch.
Sources
- Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 548: September Selects — PlayStation Blog
- PlayStation — Wikipedia (en)
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