All the News and Trailers From PlayStation Experience 2016

The PlayStation Experience keynote address has ended--and there was some big announcements and a lot of new trailers that premiered during the event. To help you get up to speed with all the reveals, we've rounded up all the big news and trailers from the show right here.

News:

• Marvel Vs. Capcom Infinite Officially Announced
• The Last of Us 2 Announced With First Trailer
• In The Last of Us: Part 2, You Play as Ellie
• The Last of Us: Part 2 Director Addresses Sequel Worries, Says "Trust Us"
• Uncharted Standalone DLC Game Revealed at PSX
• Kojima Partnering With Killzone, Horizon Dev Guerrilla for Death Stranding
• Knack 2 Confirmed at PSX With First Trailer
• No More Heroes Dev's New PS4 Game, Let It Die, Launches Today for Free
• Parappa, Wipeout, Crash Bandicoot Getting PS4 Upgrades
• Lara Croft Go Coming to PS4 and Vita
• Ni No Kuni 2 Releases on PS4 in 2017, New English Trailer Released
• Destiny's Holiday Update, The Dawning, Includes This Year's Sparrow Racing League
• Street Fighter 5's New DLC Character Is Akuma

• "Massive" Resident Evil 7 Demo Update Coming Tonight on PS4

Roundup:

• All the PS4 Games and Demos Releasing Today

Other News:

Sony released a new trailer for MLB The Show 17. It showed off cover star Ken Griffey Jr. and also confirmed that the Boston Red Sox's amazing outfield victory dances are coming to the game. The trailer also revealed a new "retro mode" for MLB The Show 17 with classic graphics. Go to the PlayStation Blog to learn more about this.

Also during the briefing, Sony announced that Neo Geo classic Windjammers is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. The original game came out in 1994. Publisher DotEmu is bringing the game out in early 2017, alongside Ys Origin, which is also coming to PS4 and Vita. Ys Origin comes with "brand-new features while keeping true to the original spirit of the series." The game will be available in English and Japanese, as well as French, Italian, German, and Spanish.

Another new game, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony, was also confirmed during the briefing. It's coming out in 2017 for PS4 and Vita. Read more about it here.

A March 17 release date for Nier Automata was also confirmed, alongside the existence of a $60 Day One edition of the game that comes with reversible box art and digital goodies. A $190 "Black Box" edition was also announced; it comes with a YoRHa figurine, a hardback 64-page artbook, the soundtrack, and all the content from the day one edition. Learn more here. Finally, Sony confirmed that a demo for Nier Automata is coming "soon," though a release date was not announced.

Also during the briefing, Sony confirmed that a Yakuza Kiwami remake is coming to PS4 in 2017. The first game was released in 2005 for PlayStation 2. The PS4 version has new graphics, new audio, and a number of quality of life improvements, among other new features. Learn more about the game here. Additionally, Yakuza 6 was confirmed for the west during the show.

Lastly, Sony announced Nex Machina, the next game from Resogun developer Housemarque and designer Eugence Jarvis (Defender, Robotron). "Nex Machina focuses on pure arcade action, voxel destruction, and competition," Housemarque said in a PlayStation Blog post.

Independent developer Lightbulb Crew announced a top-down shooter Games of Glory for PS4. "In Games of Glory, players must work together in fast-paced 5v5 or 3v3 matches using a combination of free-aiming shooter mechanics, close combat controls, and unique character skills to defeat the opposing team," reads a line from the game's official description. The free-to-play game is also coming to PC, and is slated to launch in early 2017. Check out a trailer below.

Trailers:

Marvel vs Capcom Infinite

Destiny: Rise of Iron - The Dawning

Wipeout Omega Collection

Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy

Street Fighter V Akuma Reveal

Pyre

Resident Evil 7

Strafe

Gran Turismo Sport

Yakuza Remake

Ace Combat 7