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Sunset Overdrive TV's First Post-Launch Episode Shares Lego And Cosplay Creations
Sunset Overdrive is out, which means the in-game TV show Sunset TV is finally getting a chance to serve its intended purpose.
You can check out the actual launch episode from last week here, but this new episode is more representative of what to expect for the foreseeable future. Insomniac's Brandon Winfrey (the host of Sunset TV) shares some cosplay, some original Sunset Overdrive inspired music, original art, and a custom Sunset Overdrive Lego creation.
You can check out the episode below.
For our very positive review of Sunset Overdrive, head here.
[Source: @SunsetOverdrive]
Our Take
I like the idea of constantly updating players with new details and content about the game they're playing with video. I don't think any players will log into Sunset Overdrive exclusively to see the new episode of Sunset TV, but seeing it play in the streets is a cool reminder that the community is a alive and vibrant. All that remains to be seen is whether the community will be able to remain vibrant and creative as the game moves past its launch window.
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