Though this new game will put Kratos in a world of Norse mythology, it seems to be every bit as brutal and bloody as the ancient Greece-themed God of War games that came before it.
With the Playstation 4 already getting a huge library of games early in 2017 Sony add even more games in their library this E3 conference by spicing up already established games. In addition, the PS4 has also accumulated more than 487.8 million games sold through physical and digital means.
Today, during Sony Interactive Entertainment's E3 2017 press briefing, the house of PlayStation unveiled an unexpected (at least until the trademark was discovered today) surprise, the return of Shadow of the Colossus. A later tease revealed Miles Morales, a character who becomes Spider-Man in the comics, will also be in the game.
With inspiration appearing to be drawn from the Batman: Arkham games, the inFamous series, and Insomniac's own Sunset Overdrive, Spider-Man is looking like a very fun experience.
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Likewise, the Destiny 2 open beta is said to take place on July 18 for PS4 pre-order customers and July 19 for Xbox One pre-order customers.
With the egg sqaurely on our faces, let's look forward to Shadow of the Colossus's PS4 remake sometime in 2018. Sony is yet to announce the exact date of release of the game. We are committed to further expanding our overall PS4 ecosystem, by broadening the PlayStation VR content portfolio, as well as enriching our network services along with our ground-breaking software lineup. Alternatively, you can wait until 2018 and pick up the remake of the game for the PS4 and PS4 Pro for $60.
A new superhero game is about to make history in the video game industry, and it is no other than the Spider-Man VR game.
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