However, an article written by The Japan Times that covered E3 2016 (an annual gaming expo) reported that "​Glen Egan, president and CEO of Sanzaru Games Inc., which provided a sports game for Oculus, predicted virtual reality will establish itself as a gaming mainstay." This all got me thinking; what if Sanzaru is practicing what it takes to develop a virtual reality game because it plans on introducing the technology into Sly Cooper? Sony, of course, attended E3 that year, and took the opportunity to debut their answer to virtual reality gaming: PlayStation VR. Since Sanzaru probably still has a contract with Sony, and the company seems to be interested in Virtual Reality, could they be building the next Sly game around it? I know that sounds far fetched, but it isn't the first time that a Sly Cooper game has tried to implement similar new technologies. When Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves was introduced, some of the levels could be played in 3D with the use of included 3D glasses. With the release of Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, Sanzaru pushed the PS Vita tie-in and the concept of augmented reality. What are your thoughts on a Virtual Reality Sly Cooper 5? Unrealistic? Awful? Awesome? Am I nuts? Let me know in the comments, and if you found this article interesting, please like and Tweet as it really helps us out!

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​There were some rumors floating around last year that Sucker Punch might be working on a Spider Man game, but I highly doubt it as they have never developed a game using someone else's intellectual property. As one rumor suggests, they might come up with a new series. Entirely possible. But I think it's equally possible that it'll be Sly 5. Everything I said in my article last year (scroll down to read it) still holds true, so my next stop was Sucker Punch's Twitter page. On September 23rd last year (two days before my birthday!), Sucker Punch retweeted PlayStationLifeStyle's retrospective article celebrating the 14th anniversary of the Sly Cooper series. A few months later, on December 2nd, Sucker Punch Tweeted out a picture of a cake sporting the Sly Cooper logo with the caption "Amazing fruit cake created by a fellow Sony colleague visiting the studio today. It was as delicious as it looks." The cake itself wouldn't normally be of interest, but the fact that it was baked by a Sony employee visiting the studio is grounds for a double-take. Sure, the Sly logo is more iconic, but that cake could have just as easily exhibited the inFamous logo (which has likely made more money for Sony at this point anyway).