Sony closed out the day with its press conference, and while nothing too crazy was put on display, it was an all-around decent showing. I would’ve liked to see more Vita titles, personally, but not everything at E3 needs to necessarily get that kind of special treatment.

The Last of Uslooked positively thrilling and was certainly my highlight. BothGod of War: Ascensionand Quantic Dream’sBeyond, on the other hand, seemed like what you would expect. Promising, but not exactly mind-blowing. If you disagree with that sentiment: 1) good for you! and 2) I’m jealous.

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Here’s a recap of all the major news from the conference:

E3: Journey is the ‘best selling PSN game of all time’E3: PlayStation All-Stars comes to Vita, new charactersE3: Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified headed to VitaE3: PSone Classics are still coming to the Vita!E3: Ellen Page will be featured in David Cage’s BeyondE3: Sony unveils Cross Controller for PS3/VitaE3: Far Cry 3 to feature four-player co-op campaignE3: Sony announces Wonderbook for the PlayStation 3E3: God of War: Ascension: ELEPHANT CONFIRMED!E3: Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation, bundles announcedE3: Please just watch this Last of Us footageE3: Quantic Dream unveils Beyond: Two Souls

A battle scene in Battlefield 6 Open Beta

For me, these conferences really brought home the point that this console generation has been going on for quite a while now. At this point, the ball is in Nintendo’s court. Our bodies are ready, Reggie.

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A snap of the upcoming MESA update in PEAK

Naked Snake sneaking around in MGS Delta.

Battlefield 6 aiming RPG at a helicopter

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Milla Jovovich portraying Alice in Resident Evil 2002, wearing a red dress and holding a gun in her hand.