The latest project from Goichi Suda, better know in gaming circles as the revered, wholly idiosyncratic Suda 51, has been revealed as Let it Die, a PlayStation 4 exclusive due to release in 2015.
In the wake of its tense, atmospheric demonstration during Sony’s press conference, Ready at Dawn has revealed that its upcoming Victorian-Era shooter, The Order: 1886, will launch exclusively for PlayStation 4 on February 20th, 2015.
Bungie’s sci-fi epic Destiny got the wheels in motion for Sony this evening, and to commemorate the maiden sizzle reel, the company unveiled an all-new PlayStation 4 bundle, which includes a 500GB ‘glacier white’ version of the system, a copy of the first-person shooter itself, and a 30-day trial version for Sony’s PlayStation Plus.
In the weeks leading up to today’s Sony E3 press conference, the gaming community at large was pouring over leaked footage from Dark Souls' developer, From Software.
That dark, medieval footage in question was branded as Project Beast — which lead many to assume that the publisher was poised to announce Demon Souls 2. However, Sony confirmed that the game is in fact entitled Bloodborne, and will launch exclusively for PlayStation 4 in 2015.
Taking to the stage at Sony’s E3 press conference this evening, Sucker Punch’s Scott Rohde announced the maiden DLC pack for inFamous: Second Son. Entitled First Light, the add-on is in fact a standalone content pack — in a similar vein to inFamous 2’s Festival of Blood — meaning you don’t have to own the game itself to access the recently announced expansion, and is pegged for release this coming August.
Following up on the release of April’s JRPG-inspired PlayStation exclusive, Child of Light, Ubisoft is prepping its next UbiArt-powered project, Valiant Hearts: The Great War.
Rainbow Six, one of the most reputable tactical shooters in the industry, has been on an indefinite hiatus for a considerable amount of time. Plagued with layoffs, tumultuous delays and entire in-game overhauls, many feared the Tom Clancy-inspired series had peaked.
While we understand Miss Croft will make a bold return to the gaming scene in 2015 for Crystal Dynamic’s unsurprising sequel, Rise of the Tomb Raider, the studio also revealed a follow-up to 2010’s isometric title Guardian of Light, entitled Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris.