Jan 03, 2017 06:23 AM EST By DonDon Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Sony appears to be gearing up with some incredible games for PlayStation fans, which will surely set the intensity for gaming throughout 2017. Recently, the Japanese tech giant has evolved a new trailer for its PlayStation 4 enthusiasts, which showcased a range of upcoming video games from the entertainment saga publishers to be lined up for 2017 release.

Sony's PS4 2017 exclusives trailer has shown some tremendously unmatched titles like "Detroit: Become Human," "Horizon: Zero Dawn," "Matterfall," "Gran Turismo Sport," and "Gravity Rush 2." Also, included in the PS4 2017 exclusives are "NieR: Automata," "Pyre," "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy," "Farpoint," "New Everybody's Golf," "NiOh," "Dreams," "Persona 5" and many more titles have been set for the PlayStation platform.

The video clip comes with a run time of 2 minutes and a few seconds, and it is titled as Coming to PlayStation in 2017 | PS4. The trailer kicks off with a starter note stating UNMISSABLE PS4 gaming system exclusives in 2017, Kotaku reported.

The games seen in the PS4 2017 exclusives trailer include some of the biggest blockbuster sagas, as well as those which can be considered as regular entertainers from some of the biggest video game developers. The trailer also confirmed that the upcoming neo-noir thriller video game "Detroit: Become Human" will be a title in 2017.

Nonetheless, most of the video games were spotted with the tag of console exclusives for PS4 or PlayStation VR. But, the PS4 console exclusive and PS4 exclusive stamps appear to be missing on a few titles shown in the trailer. It has been said that these video games will be released for other gaming platforms, according to Dual Shockers.

In spite of that, the PS4 2017 exclusives video trailer ends with a spectacular note that defines the PS4 as the best gaming console to play the biggest video games.

Watch The Video Here:

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