Revealed at Sony’s E3 Press Conference, Let it Die is coming exclusive to the PS4 in 2015. Now, creator Suda51 has revealed to Destructoid that the title will use the free-to-play business model. Details on the game remain scarce, but the will focus less on story and characters, and use real-world player data instead of standard AI.
Deep Down was missing from Sony’s E3 Press Conference, but a new trailer for the game was shows at Sony and Capcom’s booths. The development team is continuing to work hard, which means the game doesn’t have a release date yet.
Sony has revealed that Final Fantasy Type-o will be releasing in North America and Europe in the form of a full HD remake. The original game was released on the PSP in 2011, but was limited to the Japanese market. The story of the game follows a group of 12 people that make up Class Zero, students who know magic.
Sony made free-to-play games a key part of their E3 Press Conference last night in LA, emphasising that it will be a big part of the future of the PS4 and PS Vita. Sony has committed itself to that future by confirming that 25 free-to-play games will be coming to the PS4 over the coming months.
Sony is set to launch PlayStation Now in North America, with the roll out of a full Open Beta to PS4 owners next month. The Open Beta will be available from July 31st, supporting over 100 games, including Dead Space 3, God Of War Accession, MGS Ground Zeroes and Ultra Street fighter 4.
During the Sony E3 Press Conference, an exclusive PS4 Destiny bundle was announced. Releasing on September 9th, a Limited Edition Glacier White PS4 will be available complete with a copy of Destiny on Blu-ray and a 30-day PlayStation Plus subscription.
The Last of Us Remastered for the PS4 was finally given a confirmed release date at Sony’s E3 Press Conference yesterday. The game will be available in stores and digitally on July 29th 2014, complete with additional content. In addition to announcing a release date, Naught Dog has also released a full 1080p trailer rendered at 60fps.
Sony and Naughty Dog have revealed a new trailer for Uncharted 4, now officially titled Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. If the title is anything to go by, this could be Nathan Drake’s last adventure. A release date has not been revealed yet, only that its coming sometime in 2015.
Sony has just announced yet another bomb shell at their E3 Press Conference. The company has announced that Grand Theft Auto V will be coming to the PS4 this Autumn, and will allow existing PS3 and Xbox 360 owners to transfer their existing data to the PS4 version.
Sony has revealed at it’s E3 Press Conference today that YouTube integration is finally coming to the PS4. YouTube will be added along-side the existing Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and UStream services, allowing users to upload game footage to their YouTube channels.
