Quote Originally Posted by Psychotic View Post
Well, colour me intrigued. I like the idea of rewinding and screenshotting games and I like the idea of making a single player game like Fallout or Mass Effect a shared experience. I assume the feature works without you actually playing the game (ie a video stream?) so you can see a friend messing about on a game and decide if you want it.
Yeah, this seems to be the case - particularly considering that they uploaded to Facebook during the show (there should be the uploaded stream on the Killzone page on Facebook, apparently).

The big question will be how many of the games mentioned will be Sony exclusives, too. I doubt Bungie will have gone Sony exclusive all of a sudden, for example. If Blizzard and Sony get in bed with each other and Blizzard churns out console games for them exclusively, that would be interesting indeed. I don't think it'll happen, though. I think exclusives are almost a thing of the past, Nintendo/MS/Sony developer houses aside. I'm thinking that the reason we didn't hear about things like Uncharted 4 etc. is down to them wanting to keep some of the limelight at E3. If Sony have no massive big new information (and the look of the console for me is unimportant, so...) about what is in their lineup, they will be playing second fiddle to MS's 720 announcement throughout E3, which would be a shame.

Developers that are confirmed for PS4 (according to the slide shown at the event)
2K
4A Games
505 Games
5th Cell
Activision
Acquire
Arc System Works
Artdink
ASCII Media Works
Atlus
Avalanche Studios
Behaviour Interactive
Bethesda
Blitz Games Studios
Blizzard
Bloober Team
Bohemia Interactive
Certain Affinity
Capcom
City Interactive
CD Projekt
Climax
Codemasters Racing
Crafts & Meister
Criterion Games
Croteam
Curve Studios
CyberConnect 2
D3 Publisher
Devolver Digital
Dimps
Disney
Double Fine
Double Helix games
Drinkbox Studios
EA
Edge of Reality
Farsight Studios
Fatshark
Flying Wild Hog
From Software
Frozenbyte
Gaijin Entertainment
Gaijin Games
Ganbarion
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grasshopper Manufacture
Gust Co.
Hello Games
GungHo
Idea Factory
Imageepoch
InXile Entertainment
Just Add Water
Kadokawa Games
Kalypso Media
Keen Games
Klei Entertainment
Konami
Lab Zero, Inc
Level-5
LucasArts
Lucid Games
Marvelous AQL
Mediatonic
MercuryStream
Milestone
Namco Bandai
Nicalis
Ninja Theory
Nippon Ichi
Nixxes
Paradox Interactive
Platinum Games
Quantic Dream
Rebellion Developments
Rockstar
Rovio
Saber Interactive
Sega
Slant Six Games
Sony Online Entertainment
Spark Unlimited
Spike Chunsoft
Splash Damage
Square Enix
Stainless Games
Starbreeze Studios
Straight Right
SystemSoft
Team 17
TechLand
Tecmo Koei
Telltale Games
Tri-Ace
Turtle Rock
Ubisoft
Vector Cell
Vlambeer
Warner Bros
Wayforward Technologies
Yager
Yuke's
Zombie Studios

Missing from the slide: thatgamecompany, Playdead, Insomniac Games, Riot Games, Media.Vision, Mojang, Obsidian Entertainment, ZeniMax Media (id Software), Zynga (), Piranha Bytes, United Front Games, 3D Realms, Valve, Mistwalker, n-Space, Crytek and - rather shockingly - Microsoft and Nintendo.