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Insomniac Launches Sunset TV
First gameplay details for Insomniac Games' Sunset Overdrive were unveiled last week. As is the case with most first looks, Insomniac didn't reveal everything about the game. People have questions. Insomniac wants to answer them.
The way they'll do this is through a new weekly TV series called Sunset TV. The first episode launched today, covering such things as the design of the city, how to traverse it, and whether or not vehicles will be drivable.
If you have questions of your own after reading our hands-on report, interview with Ted Price, and seeing the game in action, send them to sunsettv[at]insomniacgames[dot]com.
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