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Sony’s mysterious ‘Panopticon’ countdown site has expired, and in its place a new trailer has appeared. It’s not the Last Guardian. Sorry folks.

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Sony Japan Studio has released an adorable video for Puppeteer, showing off some gameplay. It’d below, courtesy of GamesHQMedia. There’s also a video below, which features clips taken from the 9 second head trailers the firm released earlier this month. They are all together in one nice look for you now. Puppeteer will arrive on PSN and at retail in North America September 10 and in Europe September 11 for $39.99/€39.99.

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Sony made an interesting decision in their event planning tonight; the first PS4 game they showed was not something that attempts to look super real.
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Puppeteer is one of many PS3 projects being worked on by Sony Japan Studio. It may be a 2D platformer that stars a puppet, but it’s definitely not just for kids the developer has stressed. In fact, the puppet star of the game has his head ripped off by the king. Traumatising.

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Puppeteer will be a rather large platformer, according to Sony Japan Studio’s Gavin Moore, who said if players just fly right through it and not search for any secrets, it will last over the 15 hours mark.

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Puppeteer has received a new batch of TGS screens from Sony Studio Japan. The shots reveal some freaky-looking new bosses, a huge bone dragon and some neat cloth-cutting physics. Check them out below.

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Soul Sacrifice, Keiji Inafune’s dark PS Vita title has been delayed. The developer took to the stage during TGS to announce the slip, but kept the angry mobs at bay with a superb new trailer. Watch it below.

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Puppeteer, the new platform IP from Sony Japan Studio was unveiled at gamescom, and will throw players into a stage show world full of puppets, hulking bosses and an arts n’ crafts visual style fans of LittleBigPlanet will enjoy. PS Blog EU has interviewed the studio to tease out new info on the PS3 game.

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Puppeteer is a new IP from Sony Japan Studio, and has just been unveiled at Sony’s pre-gamescom showcase.

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Sony Japan’s new IP is the PSN-Exclusive Rain, which stars an invisible boy.

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