Sony has announced that it is terminating support for Facebook on the PS3 and PS Vita. Full support will be withdrawn at the start of next year, but the application for the PS Vita and PlayStation TV has already been removed from the PlayStation Store as of September 15th 2015. Support will continue for the PS4 so you can continue to upload videos and screenshots.
New content is available on the US PlayStation Store this week, with nine new PS4 games, six new PS3 games and one new PS Vita game added. New content includes Flame Over (PS4), EA Sports NHL 16 (PS4, PS3) and Invokers Tournament (all platforms). You can also find new DLC content and discounts on a number of games across all three consoles.
Sometimes the game you want to play the most is the simplest one. Modern console titles are terrific and there’s no shortage of games with complex, innovative gameplay and jaw-dropping graphics. But less can truly be more, and there are certain types of games that are always fun no matter how they’re played.
Lots of new content is available on the European PlayStation Store this week, with 11 new PS4 games, including Destiny: The Taken King, PES 2016, and Flame Over; eight new PS3 games including the PES 2016 Digital Version and Rugby League Live 3; and one new PS Vita game. You can also find new DLC content and some great PS4 deals this week.
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate releases on the PS4 and other platform on October 23rd 2015, but ahead of the game’s release, Ubisoft have announced the first DLC for the game. Titled Jack the Ripper, the DLC will feature feature the killings of famous London murderer Jack The Ripper, and will be free to download for Season Pass holders, and available as individual purchase.
Japan Studio has announced that Gravity Rush 2 is currently in development exclusively for the PS4, and have released the first trailer for the game. In advance of the sequel, Gravity Rush Remastered has also been revealed, and will launch exclusively for the PS4 on February 10th 2016, letting you experience Kat’s high flying (and falling) PS Vita adventures.
In more news from the Sony’s TGS 2015 press conference, Japan is to get more colour options for the PS4. From November 6th, gamers in Japan will be able to purchase individual coloured replacements for the removable HDD panel, with nine colours to choose from. There are also four new DualShock 4 colour schemes on the way too, with gold, silver, steel black and translucent crystal options.
At a Sony Press Conference in Tokyo earlier this morning, Sony officially revealed the name of the PlayStation Virtual Reality headset, previously known as Project Morpheus. The official name for the headset is now PlayStation VR, and will be releasing to consumers in early 2016. For the time being, Sony continues to refine the hardware and is working with 3rd party developers and publishers to bring content to the device.
The official PS4 Firmware v3.00 beta changelog was leaked online by an unnamed beta tester, revealing the new features and changes to the next major PS4 software update. It’s worth noting that features may change before the final version is released, and not everything in this changelog will make it into the final public release.
Sony has announced a new PS4 bundle containing the remastered Uncharted games coming out later this year. The Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection PS4 Bundle will include a 500GB PS4 and the first three, critically-acclaimed Uncharted games for PS4. The bundle will be available from October 9th 2015, and will feature the single-player campaigns for Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception.
