Sony Announced A Shit-Tonne Of Excellent PlayStation Stuff At E3 Today

Sony America CEO and president Shawn Layden summed up the thoughts of thousands of E3 attendees in one simple sentence today.

“Let’s just agree that we love games and we wanna see more of them tonight.” Shit yeah, my dude. GAMES.
After Microsoft‘s incredible unveiling of the bullshit-good Xbox One X, the PlayStation team had a hard act to follow, so they pulled out the theatrics. Seriously.
Fireworks punctuated bombs in the Call of Duty: WWII gameplay trailer, fake snow fell as Horizon: Zero Dawn‘s expansion was announced and corpses were hung from the fucking roof during the incredible Days Gone footage.
Among the titles was the new entry into the Uncharted series, which looks incredibly similar to a Tomb Raider game. Suss the trailer for that below.
Srangely, there was no mention of the much-hyped Death Stranding, so that one might be a while off yet.
Without further ado, here’s what was announced for PlayStation today:
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
Horizon: Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds
Days Gone
Monster Hunter: Worlds
Shadow of the Colossus
(full remake)
Marvel Vs Capcom: Infinite
COD: WWII
God of War
Detroit: Become Human
Destiny 2
+ exclusive PlayStation strikes and other content
Spider-Man
There was also a bunch of PSVR titles announced, including Skyrim VR and a baffling Final Fantasy 15 game where all you do is catch fish. I’m not joking.
 
Moss
Bravo Team
Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy
The Inpatient
Star Child
Skyrim VR
It’s a huge time for gaming, folks. Prepare your wallets.
Photo: Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.


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