Taking a Look Back At The Sony E3 2017 Conference

With E3 2018 and all the conferences just around the corner, we thought it might be a good time to take a look back, specifically at the Sony E3 2017 conference. We are going to take a quick dive into all the announcements and games shown off during the event, and where they are now. This E3 looks to be a big one for Sony, with deep dives into Death Stranding, Marvel’s Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, and The Last of Us 2.

Last year we got release dates for Knack 2, an announcement for Play Link, a trip back to Horizon Zero Dawn with The Frozen Wilds, and much more. Check out the full list of games shown off at Sony’s E3 2017 conference, with each slide giving you an idea of what we shown off at the time and where the game is now.

Check out all your current news for this year at our E3 2018 Hub. How do you think the press conference this year will stack up to last years?

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Sony E3 2017 Recap

Bravo Team

Then: Revealed as in development by SuperMassive Games.

Now: Released on March 6, 2018. Our Score: 2.5
Call of Duty: World War II

Then: New trailer shown off, taking gamers back to WW2.

Now: Released on November 3, 2017. Our Score: 9
Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy

Then: Released a new trailer.

Now: Released on June 30, 2017. Our Score: 8
Days Gone

Then: Gameplay walkthrough shown.

Now: A deep dive into the game at E3 2018, releasing in 2019.
Destiny 2

Then: Showed off a cinematic trailer, and new release date.

Now: Released on September 6, 2017. Our Score: 9.5
Detroit: Become Human

Then: New trailer released, showing off more android action.

Now: Released on May 25. Our Score: 8.5
God of War

Then: Gameplay trailer shown, releasing early 2018.

Now: Released on April 20, 2018. Our Score: 10
Gran Turismo Sport

Then: Was revealed to be running at 4k, 60FPS in the fall.

Now: Released on October 18, 2017. Our Score: 7
Horizon Zero Dawn: Frozen Wilds

Then: Showed off the story expansion for HZD.

Now: Released on November 7, 2017. Our Score: 10
Inpatient

Then: Supermassive games revealed the creepy VR game.

Now: Released on January 23, 2018. Our Score: 8.5
Knack 2

Then: Release date revealed via tweet before the show.

Now: Released on September 5, 2017. Our Score: 8.5
Marvel vs Capcom Infinite

Then: Trailer revealed, along with story demo available.

Now: Released on September 19, 2017. Our Score: 8.5
Matterfall

Then: Released date announced during the pre-show.

Now: Released on August 15, 2017. Our Score: 8
Monster Hunter World

Then: Debuted to the world, coming early 2018.

Now: Released on January 26, 2018. Our Score: 9.5
Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV

Then: Announced for PSVR, time to fish!

Now: Released on November 21, 2017. Our Score: 8.5
Moss

Then: Polyarc announced this VR title.

Now: Released on February 27, 2018. Our Score: 9
PlayLink

Then: Revealed, supporting iOS and Android.

Now: To this date, 7 games have released for it.
Shadow of the Colossus Remaster

Then: Revealed in production by Blue Point Games.

Now: Released on February 6, 2018. Our Score: 10
Skyrim VR

Then: Another reason to play Skyrim revealed.

Now: Released on November 17, 2017. Our Score: 9
Marvel's Spider-Man

Then: New trailer and release window given.

Now: Set to release on September 7.
Star Child

Then: Announced at the conference, new trailer shown.

Now: News has been fairly quiet on this title, no release date yet.
Uncharted: Lost Legacy

Then: New Trailer shown to the audience.

Now: Released on August 22, 2017. Our Score: 9
Undertale

Then: Toby Fox's game announced for PS4 and Vita.

Now: Released on August 15, 2917. Our score: 9.5