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All The News From The 2015 PlayStation Experience
Today marks the beginning of the the second annual PlayStation Experience, and Sony had a number of trailers and announcements out of the gate.
Below you will find a round-up of everything to come out of the show so far. We will update this story with additional previews and news as the show moves forward, so keep an eye out.
To see a collection of pictures from the PlayStation Experience show floor, you can find a gallery here. You can also watch the full PlayStation Experience press conference here.
Announcements, Previews, and Trailers
Destiny: The Taken King
- You can see 15 minutes of Sparrow racing here.
- You can also learn all about Destiny's Sparrow racing here.
- Destiny: The Taken King is getting Sparrow racing.
Final Fatasy VII Remake
- Final Fantasy VII director and remake producer Yoshinori Kitase offered some more details.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake got some gameplay footage.
We saw Nathan Drake reunite with his brother in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
Battleborn got a new characters, and some exclusive PlayStation 4 content.
F.A.N.G. rounds out the Street Fighter V roster.
Psychonauts is getting a VR game with The Rhombus Of Ruin.
Yakuza 5 has a release date and Yakuza 0 is coming to North America.
Full Throttle is getting the remaster treatment.
The Day of the Tentacle remaster has a release window.
King of Fighters XIV is exclusive to PlayStation 4.
Don't Starve Together and Invisible, Inc. are coming to PlayStation 4.
Hitman Go is coming to PlayStation 4 and Vita.
The Ratchet & Clank PlayStation 4 remake is coming in April.
Rez is coming to PlayStation VR.
Ace Combat 7 is coming to PlayStation 4 and VR.
Paragon
- We spoke with Epic's John Wasilczyk about what sets Paragon apart.
- Epic is making a MOBA called Paragon.
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
- Level-5's Akihiro Hino offered some more details about the sequels story.
- Ni No Kuni is getting a sequel with Revenant Kingdom.
Team Ninja showed off its Dark Souls-inspired ninja action title, Ni-Oh.
The Hitman beta starts in February.
Round-ups
- Sony had a whole lot of VR stuff to show off during its press conference. You can find the full list here.
- Sony also had a whole lot of smaller and indie games to show off. You can find a list complete with trailers here.
- Finally, in what has now become commonplace for Sony press conferences, a whole bunch of games were released during the show. Here's a list.
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