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Uncharted 4's multiplayer will run at 60fps, with the resolution taking a slight hit to 900p - which contrasts with the single-player, which is hitting 1080p resolution and will be 30fps.

It's no secret that Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima is a fan of John Carpenter's 1981 Kurt Russell vehicle Escape From New York. I mean, the main character in his beloved stealth series is even named after New York's gruff anti-hero and they even share the same mullet, eyepatch, five o'clock shadow and gruff voice. There's yet another reference to Kurt Russell's character in Metal Gear Solid 2 wherein Snake goes by the alias "Iroquois Plissken". The similarities were so close that the company who owns the rights to the film, CanalPlus, wanted to sue Kojima over it.

Rayman and Beyond Good & Evil creator Michel Ancel has shown off an extended slice of gameplay from Wild, his new PlayStation 4 exclusive.

Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls developer Quantic Dream revealed the studios latest game, Detroit, at Sony's Paris Games Week press conference.

Crytek has announced that its upcoming VR adventure, Robinson: The Journey, is coming to PS4 in addition to PC.

Boundless looks like a giant multiplayer Minecraft by way of Rick and Morty.

Gravity Rush 2, the PS4-exclusive sequel to the Vita-exclusive open-world platformer, has been detailed in some new footage demonstrated at Sony's Paris Games Week press conference.

That, then, is a wrap. Sony brought its big guns to Paris for its conference, with Polyphony announcing a new Gran Turismo, Quantic Dream introducing Detroit: Become Human and plenty more. Oh, and there was a big spread of meat. See how it all unfolded below.

Battleborn is a strange beast, an everything-but-the-kitchen-skin combination of current gaming trends, packaged in a familiar Borderlands-a-like skin.

Capcom just announced Dhalsim as a playable character for Street Fighter 5 - and he wears a beard.

Sony has announced Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, a spin-off from the PS4 horror adventure coming exclusively to PlayStation VR.

The closed beta for Overwatch, Blizzard's upcoming arena shooter, is now live in Europe and America.

UPDATE: As expected, Sony has announced a new Gran Turismo title for PlayStation 4. But it's not GT7. It's called Gran Turismo Sport.

At last we know more about the kinds of things we'll be doing in Media Molecule's enigmatic new PS4 game Dreams. Studio co-founders Alex Evans and Mark Healy took to Sony's Paris Games Week presentation stage for a demonstration.

UPDATE: Sony just announced Driveclub Bikes with a surprise launch set for after tonight's Paris Games Week media briefing.

Uncharted 4's first multiplayer gameplay footage was revealed today at Sony's Paris Games Week press conference.

Resogun and Super Stardust developer Housemarque has revealed a new PS4-exclusive game called Matterfall.

Guerrilla Games has debuted new Horizon Zero Dawn gameplay footage at its Paris Games Week 2015 press conference.

Highly-anticipated galactic sandbox game No Man's Sky will launch on PlayStation 4 in June 2016.

The Emperor, Han Solo, Princess Leia and Boba Fett have all been announced and detailed for Star Wars Battlefront but we haven't yet seen any of them in action - until now.

Assassin's Creed Syndicate sees Ubisoft redeem its flagship series after the catastrophic launch of last year's Unity. Our initial impressions painted a promising picture: performance is substantially improved, while the gameplay experience is also more stable with little in the way of bugs and glitches. Some crucial changes are made to the engine and there's the sense that Ubisoft has rebalanced the AnvilNext tech for the new game. In effect, this piece isn't just a comparison between Xbox One and PS4 versions of the title - more fascinating are the compromises and improvements made to the core technology in the wake of the Unity debacle.

Eurogamer's Martin Robinson is over in Paris today, ready to have a butchers at whatever Sony shows off in today's conference. But what will that be, do you reckon? What games should we expect? Will they be nice games? It's time to speculate.

Achievement and Trophy tracking website Exophase has today posted the full award list for Fallout 4. There are 51 trophies in total, and while many are self-explanatory, there are a select few that invite speculation and point towards potential story arcs.

Super Mario Maker will gain a free update on 5th November that adds new features for the game's user-designed courses.

The second slice of Telltale's Minecraft: Story Mode is creeping out for release on PC and console this week.

Does Kingdom ring a bell? Apparently it's all I write about now. It's the charmingly retro-styled side-on game about building a kingdom that can hold out against baddies. It doesn't explain itself because working it out is the game, and it's fiendishly compelling. I recommend it. Right now, however, all you can play it on is PC (Windows, Linux) and Mac.

There's a Halo Master Chief Swarovski helmet up on eBay. It's for charity.

Grand Theft Auto 5 PC players can now beef up their game as the Hulk.

Maia, the colony-building sci-fi game, just got a big update.

When my friends and I used to play the old Project Zero games (known as Fatal Frame in the US) way back in the early 2000s, we had one rule: the lights must always be off. If we had to take a bathroom break or go to the kitchen to giggle over our frayed nerves, a lamp was allowed, but once you had the controller in your hand, you had to fully commit. Sat in darkness, we'd scare ourselves silly under the glow of the old CRT monitor. It was our ritual when playing a series all about rituals. How ironic that in Project Zero's newest incarnation, the Wii U exclusive Maiden of Black Water, the lights are on, but no-one seems to be home. It's a mess.