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A run down of the entire conference in just 8 Minutes and the David Game's thoughts on the show.

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What you see above are four new styles of DualShock 4 controller that Sony will be bringing to market. In the case of the Gold, Silver, and Steel Black, the contrast of metals with piano black is exquisite. Their announcement couldn't have come at a better time, as many early adopters of the PS4 have begun experiencing some of the build issues associated with the analog sticks and triggers of the initial manufacturing wave.

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After its press briefing at the Tokyo Midtown Hall in Roppongi, Sony Computer Entertainment announced its livestrea schedules and channels on the Japanese streaming service Nico Nico.

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A new teaser website with the words Coming Soon has been launched for Persona 5, related to Tokyo Game Show 2015 (going from September 17 to September 20). This follows the confirmation last week that Persona 5 would be featured at TGS 2015, in a stage capacity.

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The tech giant has quietly shut down a number of online retail options for Europeans.

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I (Robin Ek, The Gaming Ground) don´t want to sound like a Sony fanboy now, but Sony did just about everything right during their SCEJA Press Conference (Software, hardware, accessories, you name it!. And this is the reason why.

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Sony has released the first batch of official HQ shots of the new Golden PS4 controller that was announced at Sony's Tokyo Game Show conference.

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Sony announced today that the Japanese price of the PlayStation 4 would be dropping from 40,000 yen to 35,000 yen (tax not included). This goes into effect on Oct. 1, so expect some super-low sales figures between now and then, followed by a spike.