Detroit: Become Human is the next title from David Cage and his Quantic Dreams studio, which currently looks like a real-world remake of AI: Artificial Intelligence. Just don’t call it a sci-fi game.

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.

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.

Hang on a minute there buddy! The gaming industry isn’t quite done with you, just yet. Or at least one of the big players of the scene, that is. Right now, Paris is getting ready to host a Sony Conference, where Uncharted 4, PlayStation VR and a two-wheeled version of Drive Club will be shown off. And probably a few exclusives as well. Want to watch it? Of course you do!

It’s not too hard to imagine that a successor Sony console will be on the way soon, a PlayStation 5 which will feature games with graphics crisper than a PlayStation 3 era CGI scene. But if the last console cycle taught us anything, it’s that developers are more than happy to spend several years on one platform.

The PlayStation consoles have been around for 20 years, despite analysts always shouting doom and gloom. But how will the company last another 20 years?

After years are leaving it out to dry, Sony admits that the PlayStation Vita might never get a successor because the market just isn't the same anymore.

The last time that WipeOut was ever seen, was back in 2012 in WipeOut 2048. Since then, the franchise has been dormant. But could it ever return? Sony big cheese Shuhei Yoshida is optimistic.