Yoshida ended his VR showcase with the reassuring assertion that over 200 developers were now working with Playstation VR, and also mentioned that since Katsuhiro Harada is such a fan of the technology (Summer Lesson anyone?), Tekken 7 would also be compatible with it… To quote Sony, “Tonight is no time for nostalgia”.
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This game looks stunning.
It was also good news for the Sony group as a whole, with the company’s fourth profitable quarter in a row – even if £182 million in the black isn’t much for a business of Sony’s size. While watching this trailer, imagine your point of view is that of someone who’s physically there with the dinosaurs. Do any of you happen to own a PS4 at the moment?
That is all but we will be updating you on the price and release date of the PlayStation VR as soon as something comes up. The game centres around an android of the future and how it develops feelings and goes off on a search for the meaning of life.
“As we established compelling gameplay for VR, we were able to combine that with a journey through many familiar aspects of Blackwood Pines, but from a horrifying new perspective!” Dhalsim comes with new tricks and a new bearded look. Both trailers were more of a tease than anything else. We are aware that a lot of people are asking for the feature, and our engineers are looking into what we can do.
Hermen Hulst of Guerrilla Games took the stage next to show off Horizon: Zero Dawn.
A large number of publishers have announced remastered versions of their titles for the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 and might not be willing to support backwards compatibility for the Microsoft device or streaming for the Sony one.
The conference ended with 3 big hits right in a row. Gran Turismo Sport, coming to PS4 in 2016, will feature an extensive multiplayer experience that will cross into the real world thanks to a collaboration with the FIA. This is a more competitive Grand Turismo, where the focus will have you race for your favorite manufacturer and nation.
Also, it singled out an increase in software sales, which consists mainly of games and downloadable content (DLC) from its Games & Networks Services division that includes PlayStation. Most impressive, and interesting has to be Tekken 7.
Meanwhile, Hello Games already shut down a rumor yesterday to confirm that it has no current plans to stealthily release the pretty new exploration title, No Man’s Sky, this week.
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It’s based on the Kara tech demo, in which human faces were rendered as close to reality as possible. Oh, and there’s a flying robot ball telling the player what to do, because that’s the thing you do now. If you enjoyed Heavy Rain or Beyond: Two Souls, this is definitely one to keep an eye on.
