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Rewatch Sony's Entire E3 Press Conference
Microsoft set a high bar for the competition with its E3 press conference this year, but many gamers feel Sony topped it. How? By offering up some dream games that many thought would never see the light of day. If you missed the hoopla the first time around, you can now rewatch Sony's E3 press conference in its entirety.
A sizable gameplay demo of The Last Guardian was only the beginning of what Sony had planned for fans. Guerrilla's new robot dinosaur-packed Horizon: Zero Dawn impressed viewers, as did a new look at the impossibly vast No Man's Sky. However, the audience was stunned by a one-two punch from Sony: a new Final Fantasy VII remake, and Shenmue III – albeit in Kickstarter form (which is of course already funded). Check out the entire show by clicking on the video below – just don't be surprised if you still don't know what Media Molecule's Dreams is.
Expect lots more Sony coverage from the show floor, including hands-on impressions of its biggest upcoming games. In the meantime, check out our Day One Recap and video of what was one of the most impressive demos of the show, Uncharted 4's vehicular chase.
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