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PlayStation Experience 2016 Will Take Place This December
Every year, Sony makes a number of announcements and has a number of new games on display at its PlayStation experience. This year will be no different, as the event will be happening again this year on December 3-4 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
The event registration page for last year's even has been updated with a new header image for this year's event. Those interested can't register quite yet, but expect for official registration to open up soon.
Considering the date of the event, it's likely we'll be hearing more about future plans for the PlayStation VR, as well as games coming down the pipeline which will take advantage of the PlayStation 4 Pro. Considering some of the announcements made at previous PlayStation Experiences, we can also expect some other major announcements.
The show will also be home to the Capcom Cup, which will take place Saturday, December 3 at 6 p.m. PT. You can watch the event to see Pro Street Fighter players compete for $250,000. For more on the even head here.
[Source: PlayStation Experience 2016]
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