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Pictures From Sony’s PlayStation 4 Community Event In New York City
Earlier today, we stopped by The Standard Hotel in New York City to check out Sony’s pre-launch festivities. PlayStation 4 titles were on display, including some that are coming a bit down the road.
The setup was inviting, and Sony kept the masses fed while they played Killzone, Knack, Need for Speed Rivals, NBA 2K14, and more. It was the perfect opportunity to give games a try (even for some industry professionals).
Diablo III, Dying Light, and 1001 Spikes are just three titles on display that tease the future of PlayStation 4.
Octodad and Thief both ask players to be sneaky, but Garrett only has two arms.
Sony's Adam Boyes talks to a fan.
Blacklight Retribution from Zombie Studios is one of three free-to-play games available on launch day.
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