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The long called for Final Fantasy 7 Remake is real - and it's coming first to PlayStation 4.

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey has unveiled Oculus Touch, its future virtual reality controller.

During Sony's E3 press conference last night Hello Games' Sean Murray played eye-catching PlayStation 4 game No Man's Sky, showing off combat, exploration and the massive scale of the space game in a five minute demo.

There was no Call of Duty at Microsoft's E3 conference, but the platform holder seemed to be focused on another exclusive element that recently ran into trouble: its control of your friends list. With Xbox One still trailing the PS4, this year's solid but conservative selection of mega-games only truly made sense with Phil Spencer's sign-off. "If you've been waiting to move from the Xbox 360," he said, "now is the time." Lara Croft! Master Chief! Marcus Fenix! I finally get it! For the last 90 minutes, Microsoft hasn't been trying to capture a new audience so much as it's been appealing to the audience it once had.

Ubisoft has pulled back the curtain on the Terrohunt mode included in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, which will allow for 1-5 players to tackle tough AI-controlled enemies as they bid to complete objectives.

Killzone: Mercenary developer Guerrilla Cambridge is making a competitive first-person shooter for Morpheus called Rigs.

Roger Ebert used to say that being a street vender was the most dangerous job in film. And now it is in games too, with Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.

Story-heavy camping adventure Firewatch is coming to PS4, developer Campo Santo revealed at tonight's Sony E3 2015 press conference.

Ico and Shadow of the Colossus director Fumito Ueda's long-delayed fantasy opus The Last Guardian was finally re-revealed as a PS4 game due in 2016.

Well, that was quite the show. The Last Guardian was just for starters - we got a Final Fantasy 7 remake, and Shenmue s***ing 3, plus a look at what Media Molecule and Guerrilla are up to. All that happened, as it happened.

IO Interactive's new Hitman game was unveiled during Sony's E3 2015 press conference, and there are a couple of PlayStation-related exclusives tied up in it.

UPDATE: A reveal trailer for Destiny's The Taken King expansion, shown during Sony's E3 2015 press conference, has confirmed all of the details below.

LittleBigPlanet and Tearaway developer Media Molecule's upcoming PS4 exclusive game Dreams might be this year's No Man's Sky.

PlayStation 4's long-awaited Media Player launches today, Sony has announced.

There's a New Xbox One Experience - a UI overhaul - coming this autumn. And Cortana, Microsoft's Halo-themed answer to Apple's Siri, is coming with it.

There's another virtual reality headset ready to step into the ring, and it comes from an unlikely source: Starbreeze, the Swedish company responsible for the Payday series, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and The Chronicles of Riddick.

Tom Clancy's The Division will be released on PS4, Xbox One and PC simultaneously on 8th March 2016, Ubisoft announced at its E3 press conference.

Ubisoft closed a typically idiosyncratic E3 showcase with a typically spectacular finale: an extended video of a new Ghost Recon title, which dumps up the cosy, dusty locales of 2012's Future Soldier for a vast open-world setting that looks to be even more gigantic than last year's The Crew.

Racing-slash-puzzle series TrackMania is coming to PC and, for the first time, PS4 and Xbox One, on 27th November 2015 (in the UK).

EA, presumably entranced by the, um, extensive Pele interview that anchored its FIFA presentation, has released the Star Wars: Battlefront footage a little early. It's five whole minutes of Hoth-based action, and looks really rather special.

We're venturing into the Dark Zone - the online PVP section of the map found in Tom Clancy's The Division - which will launch on 8th March 2016.

Well, that was something. Ubisoft's biggest games all seem to have melded into one shooty blancmange as its Tom Clancy universe takes in The Division, Rainbow Six and, now, a new gritty Ghost Recon that takes an open world and fills it with all sorts of nasty drug people. Catch all the news as it happened.

A handful of ID@Xbox games were showcased during Microsoft's E3 press conference, including Tacoma, the sci-fi adventure by Gone Home developer Fullbright.

Indie powerhouse The Behemoth has confirmed that an updated version of Xbox 360 smash Castle Crashers will be coming to Xbox One this year, ahead of its new title, the long-in-development Game Four.

Ubisoft Montreal is making a brand new knights-versus-samurai-versus-Vikings melee combat game called For Honor.

Arcade stunt bike racer Trials Fusion will be expanded next month by an add-on that stars a cat riding a fire-breathing unicorn.

Ubisoft just announced South Park: The Fractured But Whole, the follow-up to comedy role-playing game The Stick of Truth.

UPDATE: Bethesda Game Studios chief Todd Howard has said the PlayStation 4 version of Fallout 4 will, like the Xbox One version, support mods made with the PC version.

BioWare has announced a heavily story-focused expansion for Star Wars: The Old Republic called Knights of the Fallen Empire. It's coming 27th October, it raises the level cap to 65, and it will be free to anyone who chooses to subscribe to the free-to-play MMO.

Harmonix and Mad Catz have announced a 6th October release date for music game Rock Band 4.