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Recap: Sony’s Paris Games Week Conference
Sony's press conference for Paris Games Week had all the bases covered, from new announcements to fresh looks at games we were already excited about. Though no one moment or reveal stands out as jaw-dropping, the event was a chance for several publishers (and the PS4) to shine. We've collected all of the info – news, trailers, and more – in one convenient place.
Detroit: Becoming Human announcement from Quantic Dream (based on the studio's Kara demo)
Wild reveal, a new title from Rayman creator Michel Ancel
GT Sport marks Gran Turismo's return, and a community beta will start in early 2016
Horizon Zero Dawn, one of the biggest reveals of E3, has some exciting new footage
Gravity Rush 2 details emerge, along with a video showcasing the combat
Dreams' gameplay demo, the upcoming title from Media Molecule
Uncharted 4 has multiplayer, and the beta begins in early December
No Man's Sky still looks great, but it's not coming until June 2016
Star Wars Battlefront trailer starring heroes like Han, Leia, Luke, and Darth Vader
Ratchet & Clank trailer gives us another look at the classic franchise rebooted
Driveclub is adding bikes, and the expansion is available right now
Matterfall is a newly revealed futuristic adventure from Housemarque
Vector is a rhythm game being made in collaboration with musical artist Avicii
Boundless looks like a more fantasy-infused Minecraft, but with more weird portals
Street Fighter V gets a new addition (Dhalsim) and a release date (February 16)
Virtual Reality games
Battlezone reboot from Rebellion
Tekken 7 is coming to PS4 and PlayStation VR
Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is a new standalone horror experience from Supermassive Games
Rigs, the sports-mech-shooter exclusively for PlayStation VR
Robinson: The Journey is Crytek's virtual reality title, and it's coming to PlayStation VR
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