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Microsoft is ending unlimited Xbox Cloud Gaming for Game Pass users. Starting in November, Game Pass Cloud Gaming will have a monthly hour limit. Even the top-tier Game Pass Ultimate plan will be limited to 15 hours of cloud streaming per month, with lower tiers receiving even fewer hours. To stream longer, gamers will need…

A brand-new acclaimed PS5 adventure game has already received its first PS Store deal. Developed by Double Fine, Keeper was shadow-dropped on the PS5 last week following a leak ahead of the dual PlayStation State of Play events.

“Grand Theft Auto 6” is coming. It sounds surreal to say out loud, but Rockstar’s Bonnie and Clyde-inspired crime epic is only a few months away. This is the first “GTA” game to release exclusively on current generation hardware, so you’ll need a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S to play. Plenty…

Grand Theft Auto 5 has received an unofficial port to the Nintendo Switch, with a dedicated group of modders making the beloved open-world game playable on the Nintendo console. The impressive Grand Theft Auto 5 port has managed to run the game natively on Switch hardware.

A dormant, beloved PlayStation exclusive action game franchise is reportedly returning more than a decade after its last entry. Before Horizon Zero Dawn, Guerrilla Games was known for its Killzone series that debuted on the PS2 in 2004. The franchise hasn’t seen a new mainline entry since 2013 PS4 launch title, Killzone: Shadow Fall.

LEGO and Sony revealed 72306 PlayStation this week, but how well does the set stack up against other brick-built video game consoles?

A beloved PlayStation FPS franchise from the PS2 era could finally be making its long-awaited comeback, with reports suggesting that a new entry may already be in production.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate pricing has been up and down over the last 12 months, with a huge increase last October and a price drop to $22.99 per month in April. Some customers are now getting it for less, with a reported discount of nearly $7 per month.

Sony has issued an update following a misunderstanding over its plans to reduce production of physical discs for its PlayStation consoles.

Continuing to make your hardware more your own and less like you rent it from Sony, the PlayStation 5 Linux project expands to support more firmware.