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PlayStation’s Share of the Week Returns with a Hands-On Theme

Sony’s weekly #PSshare challenge puts the focus on character hands, with standout shots from Pragmata, The Last of Us Part II, and more.

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PlayStation’s official community screenshot challenge, Share of the Week, is back with a new theme that zooms right in on one of gaming’s most expressive details: hands. Over on the PlayStation Blog, this week’s roundup features player captures where a character’s hands are the focal point.

Using the #PSshare and #PSBlog tags, players across the platform submitted shots that highlight everything from UI interactions to quiet character beats. The blog post gives a nod to a few standout entries: cenrice shared Diana raising a hand to open an interface in Pragmata, while PattyGnand captured Ellie’s hands tuning a guitar in The Last of Us Part II. rorottino’s submission framed Dollman using his hands — a fittingly surreal pick that fits the theme perfectly. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered ‘GamerGate’ and Why We Aren’t Moving Forward From the Worst Week in Gaming Gaming News EA Gaming commentary/editorial; mapped to Gaming News because no Commentary category was provided 2014.

These community spotlights are a regular feature on the PlayStation Blog, turning the PS5’s Create button into a creative tool and reminding players that even small gestures can carry a lot of narrative weight. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered This Week on the Nintendo eShop (Week of 01/08/2015) Gaming News Nintendo.

Sony invites all players to join the next round by posting screenshots or video clips on Twitter or Instagram with the #PSshare and #PSBlog tags. Each week, a new theme is announced — so staying tuned to the PlayStation Blog or social channels is the easiest way to know what to shoot for. The process is simple: grab a capture, share it publicly, and include both hashtags.

GamerHeadlines Takeaway

Share of the Week remains a low-stakes, high-appreciation corner of the PlayStation ecosystem. It’s not about patch notes or sales numbers, just a spotlight on the stories players find inside their games. If you’ve got an eye for detail and a screenshot sitting in your gallery, this is the kind of event where a single well-timed capture can earn a platform-wide shoutout.

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