It's the idea of giving players an open-world game that is worth exploring that is at the forefront of Sucker Punch’s efforts in Ghost of Tsushima, as the studio wants to balance the more action-heavy sequences of their latest project with a chance to soak in some digital beauty.

The E3 2018 trailer for Spider-Man ended on a cliffhanger, as Spidey found himself outgunned by the Scorpion, Rhino, Electro, Mister Negative and the Vulture. Wait, that makes five. So who’s the sixth guy? Who’s the fella that Spider-Man couldn’t believe had orchestrated a massive jailbreak? None other than his greatest enemy, a man who had plagued Spidey for decades and had proven to be his deadliest foe...

Everyone was expecting a tight samurai game in Sucker Punch's gameplay reveal of Ghost of Tsushima, but the developer delivered even more with a demo that smacked of influences from legendary director Akira Kurosawa and looked simply sublime in action.

What Days Gone does have going for it, are its Freakers. Disgusting remnants of humanity with a taste for flesh, Freakers are rabid dogs who need to be put down whenever they get a whiff of your scent. On their own, they're trouble. But in a group? They're a near-unstoppable homicidal herd.

Sony is taking a more detailed approach this year in response, detailing the big five games that’ll be console tent pole titles for the months to come. Days Gone, Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us Part II and Death Stranding. Feel like spending some time with Sony tonight? Then here ya go.

Sony's mildly-received zombie apocalypse sandbox has a date! February 22 in 2019. Here's a new trailer to celebrate the upcoming bikes and undead game.

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The Crew 2 may have had hundreds of hands guiding its development, but not all of them belonged to Ubisoft. In fact, a lot of its design is the end result of thousands of fans adding their input to the upcoming caRPG.