The Sony press conference at Paris Games Week was alright. It had its fair share of high and lowlights. Which we've rounded up below, into one handy-dandy summary post.

While there's still no sign of Beyond Good and Evil 2, Michel Ancel's next game is shaping up to be a rather intriguing experience. This is Wild.

Naughty Dog’s platforming adventure will once again be a game with a multiplayer component, although Naughty Dog is looking to create a balance of sorts between the use of an in-game currency and actual real world coin.

Apple is still raking in far too much money thanks to selling a ridiculous number of phones and services. How much you ask? A LOT.

Ever picked up on the fact that Metal Gear Solid's protagonist looks incredibly familiar? You're not wrong, and Hideo Kojima nearly got in big trouble for it too.

Quake Live has dropped its subscription model for a flat fee - but that also means it's dropped the free-to-play option.

And it’s shockingly similar to how fight money works in the real world as well, for actual fist-to-face collisions. Street Fighter V won’t have players throwing Hadokens and tetsukslhfgalskfgalkjghalkghakjsvh attacks for nothing, as matches will reward players over time.

Become Human in Detroit, the next game from HEavy Rain developer Quantic Dream.