

Just think – one week ago today we were getting ready to delve into our second PlayStation Experience in San Francisco! For all of you who attended or watched live online, thank you! It’s an honor and pleasure to share so many incredible games with the people that appreciate them the most: PlayStation fans.
A few of my favorite moments: seeing that Uncharted 4 story trailer on the keynote stage, watching the first ever gameplay from Final Fantasy VII Remake, and watching fans scour Moscone West to unearth collectible cards.
As a small memento, the PlayStation video team put together a little something to say “thank you.” Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
PlayStation Experience 2014 is obviously better . Bring it back to Las Vegas!!
I went to the first one in Vegas, didn’t this year, but this one looked like it was a lot better, from more people to more games and stuff going on. More hype and love in general. They sold out this year, people were waiting over 12 hours outside before the keynote started compared to the first guy last year at 3am. I think many last year, companies including, were waiting to see what kind of an event PSX would be like exactly first, and see its a success before plunging in and planning for the next year.
Exactly why I thought it would be a terrible place, to host such a great family oriented experience.
Glad to see they moved it elsewhere this year.
Nah, bring it to the East Coast!
I’d love to see it back in Vegas. I went to both shows, and I felt there was a lot wrong with 2015. First off, much more expensive in terms of hotel (about three to four times much). I got a hotel within walking distance (2-4 minutes) and I couldn’t sleep a wink. The window looked over the road and ambulances all night on top of people honking their horns. Issues with scanners (got all cards, only registered/checked into 28 booths ;=;), schedule felt like it should have been promoted more as well as any autograph sessions, people didn’t respect lines, layout was broken up due to the area, etc.
While I liked the keynote room better, I didn’t enjoy it being on separate floors. So the big issue with the first year was how there just wasn’t enough for people to do. They underestimated who was gonna be there and you had things like the 5 hour wait for The Order. This year they fixed that pretty well (except with Battleborn), and as they get bigger it’s gonna be harder and harder to fix.
As for the person who thinks Vegas is depressing… I guess I don’t see it. Maybe get away from the Strip and explore Henderson? North Las Vegas? Mt. Charleston? I think San Francisco is more depressing personally…