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The Most Impressive Sights From The 2015 PlayStation Experience Show Floor
Right now, Sony's second annual PlayStation Experience is in full swing and we are on hand for all the excitement. This year, the show moved to San Francisco, taking up three floors at the Moscone Center. Fans rushed to form lines for popular games like Dark Souls III and Far Cry Primal, while a steady crowd formed throughout the aisles of indies. Since not everyone can make it out on the show floor, we snapped some pictures to give you an idea of the experience.
As expected, Dark Souls III is taunting everyone with blood and death.
A real Lego Yellow Brick Road.
Fat Princess was on hand to promote her new game and eat cake. She wasn't shy about posing for pictures and waving to her adoring fans.
The man of the hour is pretty popular...Sony let fans play the upcoming multiplayer of Uncharted 4.
You can never go wrong with Star Wars, especially with some Yoda love. Disney Infinity 3.0 knows what's up.
Now this is how you walk the show floor in style (and pose on it).
The new way to play your sports games...at the bar! Just like how it's best to watch them.
Here's Game Informer editor Brian Shea checking out some Rez Infinite on VR. PlayStation VR had a huge presence at the show.
Click to page two to see Kim and Brian go all out with Uncharted and meet some iconic Sony characters...
I told Brian to buckle up! After all, I'm about to take the wheel.
Tearaway love!
Who would win in a fight?
The stars of the show...
Battleborn excitement was in the air!
I know Sackboy and company are adorable, but they're scary in person...
Brian Shea was out making friends with important people...
While I was practicing my Naruto poses...
Catch a ride
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