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Welcome back to PlayStation Underground, our online show about video games! Today, we are pleased to host and honored to have our special guest, the President of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida! Before we were all swept away by the hustle and bustle of E3, Shu stopped by to showcase his personal obsession with by braving a high-level Chalice Dungeon with absolutely no fear (but maybe a little bit of caution). Shu also shares his heartfelt appreciation for the project, his history with FromSoftware, and his favorite weapons to employ against flaming hell beasts. He got a Platinum Trophy on this game, people!

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Platinum Games has a distinctive style and approach to combat, but the director thinks it lends itself well to the world of Autobots.

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EB: "Transformers: Devastation successfully delivers on the fast-paced action that Platinum is often associated with.

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Metro: If the idea of Bayonetta with giant transforming robots sounds like a slice of gaming heaven then GameCentral would agree with you To describe E3 2015 as a magical place where dreams come true sounds absurd, but for many people it was almost literally true. Maybe you couldve predicted The Last Guardian finally being re-revealed, but the Final Fantasy VII remake and Shenmue III made for an astonishing hat trick. But for me the most unexpected news of all was Transformers: Devastation, a game that seemed too absurd even to fantasise about: a Generation 1 Transformers game by Platinum Games, that looks like the old cartoon and plays like Bayonetta.

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Metro: If the idea of Bayonetta with giant transforming robots sounds like a slice of gaming heaven then GameCentral would agree with you To describe E3 2015 as a magical place where dreams come true sounds absurd, but for many people it was almost literally true. Maybe you couldve predicted The Last Guardian finally being re-revealed, but the Final Fantasy VII remake and Shenmue III made for an astonishing hat trick. But for me the most unexpected news of all was Transformers: Devastation, a game that seemed too absurd even to fantasise about: a Generation 1 Transformers game by Platinum Games, that looks like the old cartoon and plays like Bayonetta.