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Sony Gamescom Press Conference Recap
Sony unloaded a large dose of new information about its surging PlayStation 4 console today, with the lead talking point being the console has crossed the 10 million user threshold worldwide. If you missed some the announcements, we have you covered with the round-up of relevant news stories coming out of Gamescom 2014.
Platform News
Upcoming system update introduces game sharing between friends
Announcements
Sony reveals couch co-op shooter In Space We Brawl
Michel Ancel reveals new studio, project
Until Dawn jumps to PlayStation 4
Media Molecule reconfigures Tearaway controls for PlayStation 4
Destiny drops first new content pack in December
Paradox announces Hollowpoint and Runemaster for PS4
Tequila Works' Rime is a PS4 exclusive
Ninja Theory reveals new PlayStation 4 game, Hellblade
DayZ jumps to PlayStation 4
Mike Bithell's Volume stows away onto PlayStation 4, Vita
Q Games announces The Tomorrow Children
Trailers
DriveClub trailer showcases user challenges
Infamous: First Light trailer hones on Fetch's superpowers
New Lord of the Rings: Shadow of Mordor trailer
User creation tools take center stage in LittleBigPlanet 3
Take heed of the Gamescom Bloodborne trailer
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain features next-gen box technology
Ubisoft further explains how Far Cry 4 co-op works on PlayStation 4
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