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Last November, PlayStation unveiled Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble, a new mobile hero shooter take on Insomniac Games’ flagship franchise. After soft-launching in various non-US regions over the last few months, a new blog postreveals more details about the game ahead of its yet-to-be-revealed global launch
The PlayStation 5liquid metal cooling system has rapidly become infamous following the system’s launch in 2020. Not only did the system prove to be somewhat unreliable in launch units, often leading to overheating issues, but the liquid metal itself would leak onto the system’s APU and motherboard components, leading towidespread malfunctions that are still getting…
Mustafa Mahmoud1 hour agoConsole, Featured Tech News, PC, Software & Gaming, Tech News
Former PlayStation boss and former SIE president Shawn Layden believes the video game industry has become too homogenous, with many titles feeling like copies of one another. He argues that “we’ve lost a lot of variety in games” released in recent years and directly blames ballooning development budgets
The latest PlayStation Store sale has arrived, and it brings tons of fantastic bargains that you can claim this summer. We’ve picked out some of the best from the lot
Sony has announced that the PlayStation Store’s Summer Sale will begin on July 15, bringing discounts of up to 75% across hundreds of PS5, PS4, and PS VR2 games. Add-ons, expansion packs, and special editions will also be included
A game that’s recently been canceled on the PlayStation 4 is giving fans their money back. The game was released last year, but will not be making its way to older consoles
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Starting January 2028, every new PlayStation game will exist only as a digital file or a code card. No disc. No case. No lending it to a friend. Sony announced the cut-off on July 1, 2026, via the PlayStation Blog, with Senior Director of Content Communications Sid Shuman framing it as “a natural direction” aligned…
Techland launched Dying Light: The Beastlast September for current consoles and PC, but had planned to bring the game to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One at a later date. Unfortunately for players on those platforms, those plans have been axed