PlayStation Roundup - Here's Every Game Announcement Made During Paris Games Week

Liana 'LiLi' Ruppert

11/09/2017 04:46 pm EST

As promised earlier this week, Sony had quite a few awesome announcements for PlayStation 4 fans. With a focus on a little bit of everything, fans have their pick of what they can look forward to in the coming year.

From racing games, to some Destiny 2 action - to a sizable VR focus and indies; there's a lot to be hyped up for. And don't forget about the AAA titles, either: Shadow of the Colosussus, a brutal new Last of Us 2 trailer, and a unique look at Detroit. The showcase was big. So big, that we've compiled all of the trailers into one place for your convenience.

Let's dive right in and see what exciting things await the PlayStation experience.

Big Reveals
Indies/Revivals
VR

Big Reveals:

Quite a few huge titles were given some special attention during Paris Games Week, including the new Spider-Man game, Detroid: Become Human, Shadow of the Colossus, The Last of Us Part II, Monster Hunter World, Call of Duty: WWII, Destiny 2 'Curse of the Osiris', Far Cry 5, Star Wars Battlefront II, God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn: Frozen Wilds, Ghosts of Tsushima, Erica, Resident Evil 7: Not A Hero, Sims 4, and Final Fantasy XV: Ignis.

Here is our compilation of all of the "big reveals" during this showcase to tune in and catch up:

Indie Love:

It's not just AAA titles in the spotlight either, Sony has quite the impressive line-up for titles in both the VR realms of gaming, and the more intimate of beginnings. Among the other titles shown off during the showcase include: Concrete Genie, Spelunky 2, On Rush, Oure, The Hong Kong Massacre, Tennis World Tour, The Gardens Between, LocoRoco 2 Remastered, Bow to Blood, Invenctor, and Guacamelee! 2.

PlayStation VR:

The VR spectrum of the PlayStation universe is also about to get a lot bigger with a wide variety of genres to choose from. Whether you're looking to take to the skies as a pilot, or looking for more grounded experience - Paris Games Week did not disappoint for those looking to delve more into the world of Virtual Reality. Among the VR games shown off are: Spring Vector, Blood and Truth, Ultra Wings Ace Combat, Megalith, Stifled, Dead Hungry, Star Child, and League of War.

And like that, the Paris Games Week PlayStation showcase comes to a close. There is still more time for even bigger announcements with the PlayStation Experience just around the corner, as well as the Video Game Awards at the and of the year. No matter what else is on the way, PlayStation 4 fans have a big year ahead of them in gaming.

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