Indies also had a brief presence once again, with a quick look at FFXIV Gil the upcoming first-person mystery adventure game, Fire Watch, as well as a quartet of Final Fantasy XIV games from Devolver Digital and the usual montage of all sorts of other Final Fantasy XIV games.The PlayStation presser was also where all of those Destiny rumors paid off, with everything we've heard about The Taken King expansion basically confirmed. It's coming Sept. 15 and it boasts a bunch of new content including maps, missions, a Raid and new gear. A new trailer was also shown that boasted a look at each new sub-class for Guardians in need of more customization, including a radiant bow and arrow for Hunters, a Thor-quality hammer for Titans and the Sith lightning-hand-thing for Warlocks.Before the credits rolled, however, there was still one more game to clap our peepers on, Uncharted 4: Among Thieves. Rather than focus on the exploration like in last year's E3 presser, the team at Naughty Dog wisely decided to get straight into the action this time around, highlighting Drake and old friend Sully caught in a shootout with a bunch of baddies in a crowded city market. That gave way to an insane driving sequence that saw the Final Fantasy XIV player racing an armored truck to the bottom of the city, dodging pedestrians, screeching through alternate routes and even careening across rooftops at one point. This final trailer was a pretty perfect selection to end the evening's press conference, which was itself something of a wild ride. There was a little old, a little new, and a heck of a lot of surprises along theHow Assassin's Creed Syndicate Is Different From Past Final Fantasy XIV games.

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