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This month, descend into the criminal underworld of early 20th-century Sicily in Mafia: The Old Country, brave a deadly frontier filled with awe-inspiring machines in Horizon Forbidden West, or take on hordes of fungal enemies with an outrageous arsenal of futuristic weaponry in the fast-paced co-op action Mycopunk, releasing day one into October’s PlayStation Plus…

PlayStation games are designed to be played on the PlayStation 5 and nothing else. Lately though, modders have grown more mischievous than ever and have been doing things never done before. Through the use of emulators, the community has managed to get PS5 games to run on PC, which is quite the feat in and…

PlayStation has delisted a number of its own first-party games in several territories, with Uncharted among the franchises affected amid speculation of its imminent comeback.

PlayStation Plus has come into its own over the years. Not every month is a winner (in fact, many haven’t been in recent years), but the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog has built a steady stream of massive hits and indies alike. What started as a pivot to counter Xbox Game Pass became a cottage industry…

Vibe coders are porting PlayStation 5 applications to Windows and Linux, leaving some users optimistic that the project will unlock better performance for PS5 games, and could even work for GTA 6 at launch.

Sony PlayStation has confirmed two major new PS5 releases, including a stunning new console and something special for one of its most iconic gaming franchises. However, both come with an annoying catch that could leave many gamers disappointed.

A co-op game that won Game of the Year is now available on the PlayStation Store at a 70% discount. It Takes Two, developed by Hazelight Studios and is available for $11.99, down from its initial price of $39.99

The excitement is building ahead of Grand Theft Auto VI’s imminent launch on November 19.

Kazuo “Kaz” Hirai, who was the president of PlayStation from 2007 to 2012, apparently didn’t pay much attention to orders he received from Sony’s top brass.

True backwards compatibility for physical disc games ended with the PlayStation 4. While Sony eventually re-released some older titles digitally, you can’t put a PS2 or PS3 disc into your PS4 to play legacy games. That restriction carried over to the PlayStation 5. PS4 discs are compatible, but for anything older you need a digital…