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A Sega PlayStation exclusive from the PS3 era is now available on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 for just $5. The game in question is not natively available on the newer Nintendo console, but it is playable on the Nintendo Switch 2 thanks to its backward compatibility with its predecessor console. And considering…

PlayStation users have received an unprompted reminder of exactly what they do and don’t own on the platform, days before a planned boycott over Sony’s decision to end new PlayStation discs from 2028.

PlayStation Plus subscribers can claim free FortniteDLC as Chapter 7 Season 4: Override gets underway. The free bundle includes a new cosmetic outfit, Shield Pickaxe and Back Bling, but it won’t be available forever. If you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you’ll want to claim the free FortniteDLC before it disappears further down the line.

Mattel recently announced a 1:1 build set of the original Xbox console and The Duke controller in celebration of the console’s 25th anniversary. Now, a leak has revealed details of Lego’s near 1:1 build set of the original PlayStation and its controller.

A planned blackout of PlayStation has begun in a bid to make Sony understand how frustrated a section of its PlayStation fans are. It kicked off at 7pm local time today, and is due to run until August 30.

A recent PlayStation Plus free game is being hailed as a “masterpiece” by subscribers on PS5. It’s not being hailed as a masterpiece by subscribers on PS4 because there is no PS4 version of the game, despite the game being more than capable of running on the console. That said, users of the 13-year-old PlayStation…

Gamers looking to add a fun RPG in the vein of Pokémon to their PlayStation library are in luck. VEWO Interactive’s creature collector, Nexomon: Extinction, is currently available for under $5 on the PlayStation Store after a massive discount. The game was first released on PC, PlayStation, and other consoles in 2020.

Let’s state it plainly: PlayStation’s live-service strategy has not delivered the results the company anticipated. Over the past few years, we have seen cancellations, failures, and delays. Among the most notable casualties wasThe Last of Us Online, a title that never made it to launch.

The PlayStation 1 era is one that oozes nostalgia, so there are going to be plenty of gamers thrilled to see a 1999 RPG make its return.