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Sony comes to Paris with tons of PlayStation announcements, new footage

Posted on October 30, 2017 by Xordac Prime

With Los Angeles’ E3 and Germany’s Gamescom fading in memory, Sony used the opening of Paris Games Week today to reveal a bevy of new games for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR. The company also shared new footage of some anticipated, previously announced games. Most of these announcements came in the form of polished, non-interactive trailers, many of which provided very scant details of what the games themselves are actually like to play.

Above, we’ve captured a handful of representative shots from some of Sony’s more interesting announcements along with what we can glean about the games themselves. Click through to find out more or just check out the trailers directly using the links below:

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