2017 is just around the corner and right before the year ends, the President of Sony Worldwide Studios, Shuhei Yoshida revealed that he is hoping that 2017 will be the year that they'll be releasing "amazing software." That will be for their latest hardware like PlayStation VR, PlayStation 4 Pro and the thinner version of PlayStation 4.

4Gamer.net and Gematsu got a chance to interview 146 of the Japanese creators in Sony where they give hint on what's coming to their games in 2017. The action-adventure video game, "Gravity Rush" creative director Keiichiro Toyama at Sony Interactive Entertainment, prepared to begin his new aspirations after "Gravity Rush 2."

"As soon as preparations for the start of a new title begin, it will likely be a busy year again. Outside of that, I will be promoting various things, so please keep an eye out in the future!" said Tomaya. Another Sony game to keep an eye with is "Bloodborne."

Producer Masaaki Yamagiwas said that they wish that next year "bears a fruit" of the things they have built so far and hopes to show something afterwards next year.

"Particularly, we will continue to concentration on practical reality. Rez Infinite still has several developments and most some-more evolution, so greatfully demeanour brazen to it," said Tetsuya Mizuguchi from Enhance Games who developed Rez Infinite.

"Bloodborne" producer, Teruyuki Toriyaman didn't reveal any further details about their plans next year but he said that they are moving forward with creating ambitious new titles and concepts.

Yuichiro Saito revealed that on Jan. 12, 2017 they will release "Danganronpa V3" which they devoted all their energy to and also said to pay attention to "Spike Chunsoft".

"As for the titles I'm in charge of in 2017, while I can't say any details yet, we plan to release several consumer titles. Everyone will be surprised! Shocked! A bulge in your pants!" said Yujiro Usada, who is known for the "Bullet Girls Series" and "Omega Labyrinth".