Sony E3-2011 Press Conference Part 1/4:
Sony E3-2011 Press Conference Part 2/4:
Sony E3-2011 Press Conference Part 3/4:
Sony E3-2011 Press Conference Part 4/4:
You can download official HD versions of the Sony E3-2011 Press Conference from the PlayStation®Store.
Here are links to the other press conferences’ videos:
- Microsoft: Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4
- Nintendo: Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4
- EA Games: Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4
- Ubisoft: Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4
- Konami: Pre-E3 Show
Update: Part 1 of the Sony Press Conference is now available on the PlayStation store in HD 720p
Stream it now @ GameTrailers.com:
http://www.gametrailers.com/e3/livefeed/sonySee it in HD on the PlayStation Store either later today or tomorrow.
PlayStation Store will continue to update this week everyday and ending on Thursday.
PSN Original show “Pulse” will be airing 2 episodes this week.
Earlier this month we outlined what we predicted might be unveiled today during the Sony E3 Press Conference.
PSP 2 (is the world ready for the sequel to the PlayStation Portable?) {X}
Premium PlayStation Network Service (Monthly or Annual Fee) {/}
Video Store expanding to more regions. : Canada eh? {/}
Killzone 3 – Gameplay {/}
Resistance 3 – (Nothing Shown ) {X}
Metal Gear Solid: Rising (Partially correct, this was demoed at the Microsoft Conference) {/}
The Last Guardian (Sadly nothing shown on this anticipated title) {X}
Final Fantasy XIV Online (New Trailer was shown) {/}
inFAMOUS 2 (New Trailer) {/}
A bunch of Casual “MOVE” games (expected) Sony wowed us with new titles like Sorcery and showed MOVE is not limited to casual games {X}
New FirmWare update {X}
PlayStation Home improvements {X}
Kevin Butler VP of E3 Conferencing? (IT HAPPENED!!) {/}
7/13
Hey we passed!
What were you expecting Sony to announce and are you dissapointed by what was?
Mark your calendars, JUNE 15th 2010 is the big day!
Following up on a year of success for the PlayStation Brand, with products such as the PS3 Slim and PSP Go shipping out from Sony. With major exclusives such as Demon’s Souls, Heavy Rain, ModNation Racers and God of War 3 in gamer’s hands this past year. The recently announced KILLZONE 3,the upcoming GRAN TURISMO 5, SOCOM 4 and a slew of unannounced titles to be unveiled on June 15th.
Sony is preparing to wow us all as they did last year @ E3, with MAG and God of War 3 gameplay and the unveiling of PLAYSTATION MOVE .
2010 is the year of motion control and 3D gaming and Sony will be sure to make these 2 an integral part of their upcoming conference.
Expectations for the big show? Here’s our list:
What do you expect for Sony to show us @ E3? Let us know in the comments!
Although there weren’t many major surprises at Sony’s E3 press conference this year (thanks to several pre-E3 leaks), the company managed to impress the audience with its future line-up of quality titles for both the PS3 and PSP. While Sony was proud to showcase trailers and live demos of its superior exclusives, the PSP Go! (aka ‘the worst kept secret of E3‘) was the highlight of the show.
Kaz Hirai, CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., officially announced that the PSP Go! will not replace the current PSP-3000 model but will stand alongside it when it is released on Oct. 1st 2009. This new model is 15% lighter and 43% smaller than the PSP-3000 and utilises a sliding screen that covers the face buttons. Although the UMD drive has been removed, it promotes the feature of direct downloads from the PSStore and the new Media Go! which will replace the previous Media Manager. Kaz stated that this does not mean the UMD format will become obsolete as it will still be sold.
Sony also presented live demos including:
Exclusive games that were revealed were:
The day before, Microsoft was proud to show a tech demo of their Project Natal motion-sensing and voice-recognition camera. Sony made it known that they are also working on motion-sensing by use of a new prototype controller and the PS Eye. It wasn’t as impressive as Project Natal, but unique and interesting nonetheless. This motion controller is due for release in Spring 2010.
For those of you who wish to watch the entire E3 press conferences, here are the links to the rebroadcasting videos below:
[Via CNet (1), CNet (2), Mirror, DigitalSomething]
It may not be PlayStation-related, but this is some seriously advanced technology being showcased by Microsoft in their press conference at E3 today. Code-named Project Natal, it uses a motion-sensitive camera to capture motion and relay it real-time in the games that they showcased. Not to mention some really advanced voice recognition. Microsoft merely showcased the feature and have not stated a release date.
Steven Spielberg spoke on this topic on stage as well as Peter Molyneux (who showcased the tech interacting with a virtual boy named Milo).
For those of you who are interested in the latest tech in gaming, you should take a look at Project Natal.
Now, the question is….can Sony and Nintendo surpass this surprise attack in gaming technology from Microsoft.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2ND 2009, 2:00pm LOCAL TIME G4TV will be showing this live and you can also see it streaming live to you courtesy GAMESPOT @ http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/sony-e3/
What would Sony be announcing on that day? -
The PS3 Slim?
- The new PSP hardware, “PSP GO”? [ANNOUNCED]
- Metal Gear Solid 5?
- New God of War PSP Sequel?
- Video Store for other regions than the US?
- Music Store for PSP?
- Voice Chat across all games on PS3?
- A new motion controller for the PS3?
- 3D Gaming for the home?
- New PS3 Firmware?
- The long awaited PS3 PRICE CUT?!??!?
Stay tuned to PSNTT.com for daily updates on the biggest Playstation news throughout E3 and discuss the news as it happens at the Boards.
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