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With all the recent news that PlayStation games will no longer have physical discs, including an ongoing California lawsuit that questions as much, it has gamers wondering if they actually own the games they’ve purchased on the PlayStation 5. Sadly, the short answer is no; you don’t own the digital PlayStation games that you buy.…

Gotham City has been in some tough scrapes over the years and Batman has helped the city survive them all. Back in the ’90s, the city had a deadly viral outbreak engineered by Ra’s al Ghul, then a massive earthquake (it was literally one right after the other), which led to the government cutting their…

The company is Zero Latency, and on December 4 it launches Jumanji: The Lost Levels, built with Sony Pictures, across that network. Free-roam VR: a warehouse-sized room, a headset, a backpack PC, no cables and no guardian, you and up to seven other people physically walking through a world. We covered Zero Latency back in…

Gamescom showed off another new D&D video game this year: Dungeons & Dragons: Long Rest Tavern. It’s all about running an Inn.

8 Classic Game Franchises That Actually Began on the Super Nintendo – GamesReviews.com

The big problem when a fandom grows is the law of averages: sometimes irrational voices take over and dominate the calm ones.We’ve seen that firsthand with Omori, a fandom that emerged from a video game that would have once been a graphic novel. Fans have cried foul about the ongoing manga series, nitpicking where they…

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A former Square Enix exec believes that PS Store prices could actually come down as a result of Sony’s decision to end all physical media on PlayStation.

Fandom scholars may one day study the “Heated Rivalry” phenomenon alongside cultural touchstones like Beatlemania. The New York Times bestselling “Game Changers” book series from Rachel Reid first hit shelves in 2018, but after the Canadian television network Crave adapted the first two books for Jacob Tierney’s “Heated Rivalry,” the queer hockey romance ignited a…