Because the Electronic Entertainment Expo is a convention behemoth, E3 2018 will continue to loom over the games industry until the next gaming conventions in August: Gamescom in Cologne, Germany; Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) West in Seattle, Washington; and QuakeCon in Dallas, Texas. And since E3 is such a giant of a convention with far too much hustle and bustle for all information to be collected, sorted, and dispersed by headless chickens in the short span of a week, details and interviews emerge from the throes of a games journalist’s desolate hard drive (or Cloud storage) days or even weeks after the Los Angeles Convention Center halls have closed its doors to video games. Such is the case with a Gamereactor interview with the Vice President of Sony Worldwide Studios in Europe, Michael Denny, who claims Sony has “not only the best lineup ever but the broadest lineup ever of games.” During the interview, Denny, who sat across from Gamereactor editor Bengt Lemne, answered questions about the nature of Sony’s relationship with Media Molecule and the studio’s upcoming project Dreams, why the company hasn’t revealed more of Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding, the state of Sony Worldwide Studios (and PlayStation) as a company, and more. Toward the end of the interview, Lemne asked Denny, “You’ve always had a lot of different focuses – small, large, and different aspects. How do you balance that and make sure that the whole...