Sony E3 2018 Recap: The Last of Us 2, Spider-Man, Resident Evil 2 and More

LOS ANGELES - Instead of a series of big revelations, Sony has decided to plunge its fans into a series of titles that it had already announced. The company also invited guests attending the press conference through a series of different rooms, each with its own theme.


From post-apocalyptic feudal Japan to undeveloped land, Sony's original titles continue to emphasize the power of PS4 exclusivity, giving players a sense of action, adventure and ambitious production values everywhere.


Ellie returns to "The Last of Us," Part II, and she's deadlier than ever. Sony's extensive title demo began with a community dance (with excellent music from the still underrated bluegrass band), where Ellie danced and finally kissed another woman, a daring number. But after a brief push, it is clear that Ellie's boldness is to survive the post-apocalyptic wasteland with a mixture of camouflage and armament. As Ellie explored the ruins of a deserted shopping center beside a forest, she had to remove a large number of survivors. Ellie could enjoy a knife, a pistol, a bow and an arrow, and improvised explosives. If you liked the combination of action and drama of the first game, it should reach the optimal point again.

The long-awaited Sony Samurai game is still in progress. The Ghost of Tsushima plays as a Japanese warrior during the Mongol invasion of Asia and is an atmospheric action game in which swordplay takes precedence. With a combination of subtle punches and sly blocks, players can travel through the Japanese countryside filled with white flowers and red leaves as they secretly send their opponents in open combat. There is also a story of staying true to one's own ideas in a complicated political situation, even though we had only an idea of the whole situation so far.

control
The Control is a new game developed by Max Payne Remedy with a young woman who can take control of dream situations. If Inception was an action game instead of a thriller, it probably would. Remedy has not made a bad match yet, and Control does not seem to be the first title to break this trend.

Kingdom Hearts III
After looking at the new version of Resident Evil 2 (finally!) And a strange action platform called Trover Saves the Universe (creators Rick and Morty, Justin Roiland), fans can watch Kingdom Hearts III. In this demo, Sora, Donald and Goofy return to the world of the Pirates of the Caribbean, to Jack Sparrow through his adventures of the third film. This time, however, the group was able to take part in a ship-to-ship battle. And there is always an incredibly complex story that involves all the heroes and villains of the previous games, but I hope everything will be fine in one way or another.

The failed death
Hideo Kojima's original project for Sony seems as unusual as before, though we now have a broader view of his strange world. Norman Reedus plays a scientist or researcher who is able to manipulate ghostly projections through a mysterious tattoo on the back of his hand. Like most Kojima games, the story is opaque and unpredictable, with lots of rarity and blood. (If you do not agree with the protagonists who lose parts of their bodies in a bloody way, we recommend you stay away).

Spiderman


Sony has confirmed that Nioh 2 is on its way after its ultra-tough action/samurai RPG. But after the quick revelation, Sony plunged deep into Insomniac's upcoming Spider-Man game. In this demo, the owner of Webstrings goes to the raft: a floating prison for the rogues. There he fights Electro, ut meets other villains along the way. Rhino, Scorpion and Vulture lift all the ugly heads, all giving Spider-Man a chance to show off their fantastic two platform abilities and their fast and fluid moves.

The current list of exclusive Sony is scheduled for 2018 and at various locations throughout 2019. Stay tuned for the Tom Guide, as we will continue with some of these titles on the E3.