God of War PS4 Coming in 2018
God of War for PS4 will be released in early 2018, Sony confirmed during its E3 2017 press conference.
An extended trailer and gameplay montage balanced an emphasis on Kratos' journey with his son Atreus along with a showcase of the hack-and-slash combat the God of War franchise is known for. It's available for preorder now.
Sony first revealed the new God of War at its last E3 press conference, revealing the game's introduction of Norse mythology. The game's debut trailer also included secrets fans discovered shortly after its reveal. Fans also discovered the name of Kratos' son featured in the trailer via an MP3 file.
4 New PlayStation VR Games Announced
Sony wasted no time showing off new games for PlayStation VR, giving us a glimpse at a slew of new titles early in its conference.
StarChild, a sci-fi game set in a futuristic robotic world was revealed, as well as a new VR experience from Until Dawn developer Supermassive games.
Sony also showed off Bravo Team, a new VR first-person shooter, and Moss, a cute game that looks like Edward Little set in a medieval fantasy world.
In addition to the 4 original games, new VR games attached to existing properties were announced: Skyrim is coming to PSVR, as is a new Final Fantasy 15 fishing game called Monster of the Deep.
Marvel vs Capcom Infinite Gets New Characters
A story demo for Marvel vs Capcom Infinite is available for download today.
The news was announced during Sony's E3 2017 PlayStation press conference. A new story trailer for the upcoming fighter was shown, during which several new characters were revealed, including Thanos, Gamora, Nova and Black Panther, as well as Zero from Mega Man X and Dante from Devil May Cry.
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite will be released on September 19 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. For our thoughts on the fourth entry in Capcom's mash-up fighting game franchise, read IGN's Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite hands-on impressions. It's available for preorder now.
Final Fantasy XV Fishing VR Experience Announced
Final Fantasy XV's PSVR experience, Monster of the Deep, is coming this September, Sony announced at its E3 press conference.
The trailer showed an intense first-person fishing experience that featured various creatures. Sony announced a Final Fantasy XV VR experience last year, but that version featured first-person combat with players as Prompto.
For all the announcements from Sony's conference and more, visit IGN's E3 2017 event hub.
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Skyrim VR Announced for PSVR
During PlayStation's E3 2017 press conference, a new trailer revealed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR, coming to PlayStation VR.
Skyrim VR is coming to PSVR in November 2017 and is one of several VR projects coming from Bethesda franchises. Yesterday, Bethesda announced Doom VFR and offered Fallout 4 VR details at the company's press conference. Bethesda first revealed these latter two VR games at E3 2016, and showed off Doom VR again at QuakeCon 2016. For every announcement from Bethesda and the rest of E3, visit IGN's E3 2017 event hub.
Shadow of the Colossus PS4 Coming in 2018
A PS4 version of Shadow of the Colossus has been revealed, and will arrive in 2018.
Announced during Sony's E3 press conference, the game is the second re-release for the 2005 classic. It's unclear whether this is a remaster or a remake at time of writing. It's available for preorder now.
An HD remaster of the game was released for PlayStation 3 in 2011 - this PS4 version has been handled by the same studio, Bluepoint.
The Last Guardian - the third part of creator Fumito Ueda's spiritual trilogy of games that comprises Ico and Shadow of the Colossus - was released last year.
Monster Hunter World Announced
Monster Hunter World was announced at Sony's E3 2017 press conference today. It's slated to come out in early 2018 in the series' first simultaneous worldwide launch, and is available for preorder now.
Monster Hunter World has also been confirmed for Xbox One, with a PC version arriving at a later date.
Capcom's announcement says that Monster Hunter world will introduce a "seamless gameplay experience allowing players to move freely across map areas that comprise the living ecosystem" and "a newly designed online drop-in multiplayer system" for up to three players across regions.
A couple of days ago we learned Capcom had filed a trademark for Monster Hunter World. It'll be the first mainline Monster Hunter game for a Sony platform since 2011's Monster Hunter Portable 3rd.
All the Secrets in the Black Panther Trailer
The first trailer for Black Panther is packed with tons of stuff from the Marvel comics and features many new characters, both good guys and bad.
If you haven't already, check it out:
Now, click through the slideshow below to see everything we found.
That's everything we found in the first trailer for Black Panther. Let us know anything we missed in the comments, and for more on all Marvel movies, keep it locked on IGN.
Tropico 6 Officially Announced
After a brief tease earlier this month, Tropico 6 has officially been announced.
The PlayStation Europe Twitter account revealed that Tropico 6 is coming out next year. The strategy game is heading to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
For more news from E3 2017, visit the IGN E3 2017 event hub.
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Horizon Zero Dawn DLC Announced
During PlayStation's E3 2017 press conference, Horizon Zero Dawn's story DLC, The Frozen Wilds, was announced.
A new trailer for the DLC debuted at the start of the PlayStation conference, showcasing the return of Aloy. It will be released in 2017.
Sony recently revealed that Horizon has now sold 3.4 million copies, over 915,000 of which were digital copies. Back in March, more than 2.6 million units of Horizon Zero Dawn were sold worldwide during the game's first two weeks on sale, becoming the best-selling new first-party IP on PlayStation 4, as well as Guerrilla Games' "biggest debut."