 So, Sony's E3 press conference just ended and it went pretty well. There was maybe just one glitch here and there, but we thought we would tell you about the three biggest announcements to come out of tonight's event. So Sony came into tonight at a disadvantage against Microsoft, which is that it doesn't really have any big new games coming out this fall. And it tried to counteract that in a couple of ways. The first big one was nostalgia. It went back and revived some franchises that fans have been asking for for years. The Last Guardian, a kind of spiritual successor to Shadow of the Colossus, we saw a long look at that gameplay. It looked really, really nice. And they're also bringing back Final Fantasy VII with something called Final Fantasy VII Remake that will bring that game to PlayStation 4. Fans went absolutely crazy when it was announced. So those announcements were for the true PlayStation nerds out there. Sony also went after the shooter fans with a couple of exclusive announcements. One was with Destiny, which has an upcoming expansion pack. PlayStation 4 owners are going to get exclusive access to gear, a multiplayer map, and a new strike. And Sony continued that relationship with Activision by getting an exclusive with the new Call of Duty Black Ops 3 with some early access to maps. Sony also got to show a big chunk of Black Ops 3 on stage. And Sony wrapped up the show with what I came to see, new gameplay footage from Uncharted 4, the reason I bought my PlayStation 4. Things got started with a bit of a glitch when the live demo didn't work. Whoever was playing was unable to get Nathan Drake to move. But after a quick restart, he was well on his way, teaming up with his friend Sully to utterly destroy a village in their Jeep, showing total disregard for the lives of everyone present. It looked like a good, if rather insensitive time. So that's it for E3's big day of presentations. If you want to see everything you need to know about Sony's big keynote, head over to theverge.com for an article we posted there. Or if you want to see the keynote cut down into bite-sized portions, head to youtube.com forward slash theverge.