All the Smaller-But-Still-Cool News From Sony's Paris Event

As part of Sony's Paris Games Week event, the company announced a slew of games, release dates, and showed all sort of trailers. If you missed the livestream, I've collected the major announcements from the show below.

• An updated look at Insomniac's Spider-Man, with a closer look at the actual story:

• The upcoming Shadow of the Colossus remake looks legitimately incredible:

• The first Destiny 2 expansion, Ghosts of Osiris, hits December 5:

• Who knows if Detroit is going to be any good, but this trailer is intense as hell:

• Guacamelee 2 is coming "soon-ish." Sometime in 2018.

• Final Fantasy XV: Ignis Episode, with music by Yasunori Mitsuda, arrives December 13.

• Oure, a beautiful-looking game set in the sky, set to be released later…today!

• The Hong Kong Massacre, a John Woo-inspired Hotline Miami-style game.

• Erica, a thriller that building on Sony's multiplayer PlayLink strategy:

• The Gardens Between, a cute time manipulation puzzle game. 2018!

• A remastered version of Loco Roco 2 hits on December 9.

• EA has reworked The Sims 4 for consoles and it hits November 14.
• Tennis World Tour, the rare appearance of a new tennis simulator, comes in 2018.

• Blood & Truth, an action and spy-focused game, that looks like some big-budget VR:

• Bow to Blood, a space pirates game coming in 2018:

• Megalith, a first-person combat game where you take control of a god.
• UltraWings VR, a flying stunt game seemingly inspired by PilotWings:
• Sprint Vector, a first-person racing game where you're navigating futuristic obstacle courses:
• Moss, a lovely adventure game involving a tiny mouse, arrives February 28:
• Star Child, a platformer in which a tiny person works alongside a massive robot.

Resident Evil 7 DLC add-on Not a Hero arrives December 12.

Pixeljunk VR: Dead Hungry will hit in time for Halloween, October 31.