Many people asked us to do more HDR video after the surprisingly positive reception of our Forza 7 ones a few days ago. Needless we don't have anymore HDR footage from upcoming games, but we have a lot of amazing looking PS4 Pro title to show off. I don't think many people will be surprised by the fact that we start with the still incredibly amazing looking Horizon: Zero Dawn, and these two videos showing a sunset, and a very high contract Cauldron sequence (slight spoilers in that one).
Update 4: After inFamous: Second Son, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Ratchet & Clank and WipEout Omega Collection, how about some The Last of Us?

We're continuing our progression in Get Even, a strange mix between a walking simulator and a first person steath/action game, and we are quite intrigued. We don't understand much of what's going on at this point but the plot has been keeping us on our toes so far, so we'll see where this will take us.

Sony just sent us this video of the gameplay sequence shown last week of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. And as expected, Naughty Dog still got it.

Since the PC code of Get Even we were sent 2 days ago could not be unlocked before the game's release, we only have a bunch of videos to share today. We'll try to give you our verdict later, provided we can arrange a livestream with Olivier Derivière (him again!), who is reponsible for the game's soundtrack. Let us remind you that, despite being published by Bandai Namco, The Farm 51's title should be considered as an indie production, which explains the entry price of €/$29.99.

That's it, we are officially done with all the E3 footage Miguel was able to record/film. To end our E3 coverage with a bang, we have some direct feed footage of Knack 2 played in co-op. As usual, remember that the version shown here is not final yet and as such, should not be considered a faithful representation of the final product.

Before E3, Crytek revealed that their project titled Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age became Hunt: Showdown, a PvP monster hunter game. The title debuted last week at E3 but behind closed doors so today Crytek has released 10 minutes of gameplay footage commented by Creative Director Magnus Larbrant and Level Design Director Chris Auty.

Sony finally sent us the files from the captures we did 6 days ago at E3, with direct feed gameplay for Gran Turismo Sport and Knack 2. Since his best enemy Forza 7 is clearly quite popular current on the track, we'll start with this lap of the Dragon Trailer circuit on board of a Audi R8 LMS. No HDR here, nothing we can do about that.

Housemarque is back and those who know the studio won't be surprised to know that their new title is a combination of frenzy shooting and dodging, skills, split second observation and a bit of hair tearing. Nex Machina is a game in which scoring is the main incentive to keep playing, trying to perfect each area to reach the 100% completion rate (which is bound to take a while). There is no story to be found here, the philosophy behind the game is to pay tribute to the old days, back when people used to go to the arcades to try to beat their score. Needless to say that this game is going to put your skills and patience to the test, but it wouldn't be a Housemarque title if it weren't.

The depths of hell from Agony will make you feel ill at ease. The survival horror from Madmind Studio makes you begin this disturbing journey as a tormented soul with the ability to possess and control simple minded demons to help you survive the hostile environment. The studio released a 12-minute long gameplay video for E3, here it is now in good quality, if you dare to watch it.

You might remember that a few days ago we told you guys that Microsoft had let us capture direct feed videos of Forza Motorsport 7 at E3, but that they had made a mistake by leaving the consoles in HDR mode, leading to almost unusable captures. Now that Miguel is back we finally got the original video captures and spend a lot of hours experimenting, and then even more hours encoding some pretty bad ass HDR videos for you guys. So if you have a 4K HDR TV, this will be a feast for your eyes for sure! For the others though, I'm sorry to say that these videos are simply not going to work as they should on any hardware. So if you have the right screen, you'll find more infos inside!