Sony TGS Live Stream English is Here! Watch It Now

While Sony wowed our pants off at this year’s E3 with one megaton announcement after another, it’s time we got over that high, as all eyes will be on Sony once more when it takes the stage for its Tokyo Game Show press conference on Tuesday, September 15 at 12:00 a.m. PST/3:00 a.m. EST.

While we already discussed what we want to see, and what we’ll probably see even if we don’t want to actually see it, there’s a chance that Sony can pull off a megaton announcement or two before the thing’s over. Heck, Sony promised “new game reveals” during the Sony TGS live stream for Western audiences, so it might be worth staying up late just to watch the entire thing.

If you can’t watch the Sony TGS 2015 presser live, don’t fret! PlayStation LifeStyle will, of course, be updating the site with the latest news, previews and more. Our resident Japanese gamer, Heath Hindman will be on the show floor to report on whatever’s happening, and is even poised to interview Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida at the event.

What are you hoping from Sony’s TGS presser? Maybe a release date for Final Fantasy VII Remake? New The Last Guardian gameplay? Watch above and celebrate — or be disappointed — with other PSLS readers.

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Sony is primed and ready, are you?
Persona 5 Worldwide Release Date

It’s been a long time coming, but Persona 5 is teetering on the brink of release — and we couldn’t be more excited. Atlus’ anticipated follow-up is arguably the biggest fixture for the publisher at TGS 2015, and it’s understood the company is pulling no punches in promoting its ultra-stylish RPG.

To date, Atlus has been adamant that Persona 5 will release in North America in 2015, could the publisher confirm as much tomorrow? Granted, the beloved Shin Megami Tensei series has enjoyed a healthy history with the PlayStation brand throughout the years, though it’s much more likely that Atlus will reserve an announcement until the Persona Special Stage.

On September 19, the company will boot up the Persona Channel (no affiliation to the Midnight Channel, thankfully) a dedicated livestream to all things Persona. Surely it’s only a matter of time before we can mark the date in our calendar for Persona 5, right?
Bloodborne DLC Revealed & Dated

Ready to venture back into Yharnam? Nope, us neither. But it’ll soon be time to dust off that saw cleaver for another journey into From Software’s blood-drenched Victorian nightmare. Sony’s own Shuhei Yoshida — ever the advocate of all things Bloodborne — has teased that the game’s maiden DLC could launch before the year’s end, meaning an unveiling at TGS would be perfect timing.

After all, Game Director Hidetaka Miyazaki is juggling the expansion along with development duties on From’s Dark Souls III, and considering that the latter is on course for a release in early 2016, we imagine that both director and studio will want to give Bloodborne’s DLC some breathing space by debuting it in 2015. That, and offering ardent fans the chance to recuperate before preparing to die all over again.
Gravity Rush HD Remaster, Gravity Rush 2

Gravity Rush (or Gravity Daze in Japan) was a bona fide on PlayStation Vita, carving out a niche audience with its reality-bending gameplay and quirky, clumsy protagonist, Kat. Buoyed by solid sales, Game Director Keiichiro Toyama took to the stage at TGS 2013 to showcase a brief teaser for another game based in this intriguing universe.

Back then, it was championed as a “new project from Team Gravity,” but all has been quiet from both Project Siren and Sony’s Japan Studio. Featuring a sprawling vertical metropolis, the clip hinted at improved graphics and new powers for Kat, though both parties remained mum on whether this new venture was a remaster, pseudo-sequel or genuine follow-up.

News of a Gravity Rush PS4 port would mean that technically PS Vita would lose an exclusive in a similar manner to Tearaway, but even ardent supports of Sony’s flailing handheld would agree that Kat and Dusty deserve a bigger audience. The 2012 original was by no means perfect, but it presented a solid foundation that could potentially be nurtured into a new franchise for Sony.

Indeed at E3 2015, Shuhei Yoshida noted that the Japanese is giant is simply "waiting for the right time" to unveil Gravity Rush 2. Is it almost time?
Freedom Wars 2/Delta

Remaining in the PS Vita’s wheelhouse for the time being and our next prediction brings us to SCE Japan Studio’s apocalyptic RPG, Freedom Wars. Orbiting around burgeoning city-states called Panopticons, the handheld actioner performed remarkably well when launching in Japan, behind only God Eater 2 in the rankings of highest opening week sales.

This naturally fuelled talk of a sequel, and it’s understood that Japan Studio is keen on the idea. It all comes down to fan demand, however, with Producer Junichi Yoshizawa noting that he won’t return for the follow-up whether or not it sees the light of day.

Given the cachet of Freedom Wars, it could be that the developer will pursue a pseudo-sequel in the vein of Vita RPG Soul Sacrifice, which was followed up with Soul Sacrifice Delta — an expanded version of the core game that sated appetite for the follow-up. Will Japan Studio deploy a similar tactic? Time will tell.
Level-5's PS4 Exclusive Revealed

PlayStation LifeStyle harbors a deep love for Level-5’s delightful JRPG, Ni No Kuni, so imagine our excitement about the studio’s next mysterious project. Set to be a PlayStation 4 exclusive, there’s little-to-no-information on what said project actually involves, though TGS 2015 is a perfect corridor to formally announce the studio’s nascent IP.

Now comes the exciting part: what could it possibly be? Common logic would dictate that Level-5 is quietly working on a true sequel to Ni No Kuni, though there’s also the chance that the developer plans to showcase White Knight Chronicles 3. Indeed it was the latter follow-up that was teased by the studio during a Twitch stream earlier this year.

In a perfect world we’d get both, right?