Naughty Dog have released new versions of the two E3 trailers for Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and The Last of Us Remastered, both in glorious 1080p Full HD resolution. Both the trailers were captured completely in-game, with Drake’s Uncharted 4 model using over double the polygons of Joel from The Last of Us on PS3.
Square Enix has revealed that a new character class and job specialisation will be making their way to Final Fantasy XIV via Patch v2.4. The Rogue fighter will be a the new class, while the Ninja will be a new Job specialisation as part of that class, and will be available on PS3, PS4 and PC.
Following on from Sony’s E3 Press Conference, CyberStep Inc, the studio behind Onigiri has confirmed that the title is coming to the PS4 using the free-to-play model. The MMORPG doesn’t have a firm release date, but will be launching on the PS4 this summer.
SCEE’s UK managing director Fergal Gara has revealed to Digital Spy that the UK will be amongst the first countries in Europe to get their hands on PlayStation Now. The game streaming service will be going into Open Beta in North America in late July, but a European beta has not yet been announced.
Revealed at Sony’s E3 Press Conference, Let it Die is coming exclusive to the PS4 in 2015. Now, creator Suda51 has revealed to Destructoid that the title will use the free-to-play business model. Details on the game remain scarce, but the will focus less on story and characters, and use real-world player data instead of standard AI.
Deep Down was missing from Sony’s E3 Press Conference, but a new trailer for the game was shows at Sony and Capcom’s booths. The development team is continuing to work hard, which means the game doesn’t have a release date yet.
Mojang has revealed that the PS4 version of Minecraft will be releasing in August, featuring worlds 36 times bigger than the ones you might be used to on Playstation 3. Furthermore, existing players will be able to import Playstation 3 saves to the Playstation 4 version, alowing them to continue work on an immense structure or delve even deeper towards the Nether.
Following on from Sony’s E3 Press Conference on Monday, Sony has confirmed pricing for the PlayStation TV (PS TV) in the UK. Although no exact release date was announced, we know that the PS TV will be releasing in North America and Europe in Autumn, with the device costing £85 in the UK, €99 in Europe and $99 in North America.
At E3, Sony revealed that new DLC was coming to The PlayRoom in the form of Set Maker. The new DLC lets you turn your living room into a TV studio so you can host their own shows via UStream, Twitch and soon YouTube. The new DLC will let you create virtual banners and holographic billboards to decorate your place.
New content is available on the European PlayStation Store, with Battlefield Hardline now available to pre-orded and new PS4 title Entwined now available to download. You can find 20 new PS Mobile games too, along with new DLC content and discounts.
