Eric Hirshberg from Activision took the stage at today's PlayStation 4 event and is talking more about Destiny, the recently-announced fantasy title from Bungie. The game has been in the works for 10 years now, and the developer finally showed off some in-game footage at tonight's event. Basically, Bungie's goal with Destiny was to take the FPS and "turn it on its head again."
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Activision and Bungie show off Destiny for PS4
Blizzard announces partnership with Sony, bringing Diablo III and more to PS4
Today there's been all sorts of crazy news the last few hours regarding the new PlayStation 4. While the event is still wrapping up and we're awaiting the good stuff, they just announced a partnership with Blizzard. The extremely popular PC game developer Blizzard took the stage and surprised everyone by announcing Diablo III and more will be coming to the PlayStation 4.
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Square Enix shows real-time rendering at PS4 event
This week the PlayStation 4 event, Square Enix' Chief Technology Officer Yoshihisha Hashimoto spoke up about the excellence of the system as it works with their own Luminous Studio. This next-generation technology has been presented as a game-changing push for graphics and real-live action that, like many of the presentations we've seen today, blurs the line between cinematics and gameplay. A demonstration was shown of this engine in action with a rather odd storyline of monks with lightning powers facing off against gun-toting violence-tossers - and so very many camera angles ensued.
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Capcom shows off new Panta Rhei game engine for PS4
Here at Sony's PlayStation 4 event in New York City, Capcom has made an appearance and is showing off its new game engine which they've code-named "Panta Rhei" for the time being. The company showed off a new game but it appears to be in the very early stages at this point. Capcom showed off and demoed the new game engine by demonstrating what the graphics look like and the potential behind the engine.
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Sucker Punch announces InFamous: Second Son for PS4
Sucker Punch Productions has made an appearance at Sony's PlayStation 4 event here in New York City, and they announced the next installment in the InFamous series, and they call it InFamous: Second Son. The company showed off a trailer for the game during the event to give gamers a slight glimpse into what to expect.
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PlayStation 4 will not have native PS3 compatibility
In case you've somehow missed the news, Sony just revealed some details about the highly anticipated PlayStation 4. We're still waiting for the good stuff, but we've just learned the details on an important question: backwards compatibility. Today Gaikai's CEO Dave Perry confirmed that the Playstation 4 will not have native backwards compatibility with the PS3, at least not in the usual aspect.
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Killzone Shadowfall announced for PS4
Here at Sony's PlayStation event in New York City, the company announced the PlayStation 4, and a handful of game developers are on site announcing new games as well. Guerrilla Games made an appearance are showing off cutscenes and gameplay from its newest game, Killzone Shadowfall, and frankly, it looks absolutely stunning.
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PlayStation 4 cloud services bringing “Everything Everywhere”
This week the PlayStation 4 was revealed with no less than Gaikai-powered cloud gaming prepared for a future in which Sony's aim is "Everything Everywhere." In this case it means that PlayStation 3 games will be able to be played by any device at any time, streaming over the web rather than being physically run from a disk on the system. PlayStation 3 games, they've made sure to say and define several times as separate from PlayStation 4 games, will not run natively on the PlayStation 4, but with Gaikai technology you'll be able to work with these games via the cloud.
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Sony announces Remote Play, brings PS4 titles to the Vita
Sony has just announced their all new PlayStation 4. While we're still slowly but surely getting all the details a few things are already clear. That being this device will be a gamer-centric platform, have nearly unlimited amounts of social aspects, and of course now their talking about essentially cloud gaming. You'll now be able to use Remote Play to stream and continue games on the PS Vita.
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Sony explains five key principles of PlayStation 4 UI
Sony just announced the PlayStation 4 here at their PlayStation event in New York City, and before they're showing off the actual console and demoing some of its features, they're taking the time to explain what they call the five key principles of the user interface: Simple, Immediate, Social, Integrated, and Personalized.
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PlayStation 4 multi-user gaming shown through Knack
One of the several games previewed today at the PlayStation 4 event was Knack, here being shown as a cinematic winner of a title whose gameplay is as immersive as its video segments. What we're seeing here is a game that fully utilizes the processing power of the PlayStation 4 system, bringing massive amounts of graphic pieces together to tell a story that's not just impressive graphically, but in its ability to blur the lines between storyline and gameplay as well.
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PlayStation 4 confirmed
We're live from the Sony PlayStation event here in New York City, and the company has just announced and confirmed the PlayStation 4. Sony says that they believe that the PlayStation 4 "represents a significant shift from thinking of PlayStation as merely a box or console." Sony is looking to turn the PlayStation ecosystem into more than just a gaming console.
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