The digital version of Gran Turismo 6 is now available for pre-order from the PlayStation Store. You’ll be able to pre-order both the Standard Edition or the Special Edition, if you’ll looking for that little extra from the game. The Special Edition will get you the game with 20 extra cars, custom PSN avatars, paint chips, race suits and race helmets. Pre-ordering either of the packs will get you the Precision Pack for free.
If you’ve been following the media following the launch of the PS4 in North America, you have have come across some of the issues users are having with the console, such as booting issues straight out of the box. Sony has told IGN that around 0.4% of consoles are having problems – something that’s normal with any hardware.
The PS4 release in North America was the biggest launch for any PlayStation console in history, with record-breaking pre-order numbers and a long list of launch titles. In addition to selling over a million units in the first 24 hours, the console also saw the release of 24 titles in both retail and digital-only formats. Here is a complete list of the PS4’s launch lineup.
Ubisoft have announced a patch for Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag that will enable the game to render in 1080p natively on the PS4. The game currently runs at 900p, which is upscaled to 1080p at 30fps. The game shipped with 900p resolution, but developers then used xtra time to get the PS4 version running in native 1080p resolution.
Knack launches on the PS4 in Europe in just under two weeks, and it’s already available in North America. The game has been in development for over three years, with the architect of the PS4, Mark Cerny, as the game’s Director. Knack has the ability to pick up pieces of the environment and grow larger, so over the course of a level he can grow from a three foot tall “mascot” type character to a thirty foot tall rampaging monster.
A new video has surfaces showing over 12 minutes of PS4 gameplay from upcoming Metal Gear title, Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes. The video was uploaded by GamesHQMedia, with commentary from Sean Eyestone, Co-Producer at Kojima Productions. The footage is taken from a side-mission, which are knows as “side-ops”, so doesn’t give away the main story.
Square-Enix has announced that the remastered versions of Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 will be coming to Europe and North America in March 2014. Both titles will be available on the PlayStation Store and through retail stores, with both games bundled together on the PS3. Unfortunately, the release date for the PS Vita versions of the game is still unknown.
Sony’s PS4 launch has largely gone off without a hitch, selling over one million units in the first 24 hours. A very impressive milestone considering the console is only currently available in North America. The 1 million units is actually the number of consoles in the hands of customers, and not the number of units shipped.
iFixIt have opened up the PS4 to take a peek inside the box like Wired recently did, however, the component list from iFixIt reveals some surprises not previously mentioned by Sony or noticed by Wired. Along with the 8 GB of dedicated GDDR5 RAM, the PS4 also has an extra 256 MB of DDR3 RAM, suspected to be used for background processes on the secondary processor.
Frozenbyte has revealed that Trine 2: Complete Story will be a PS4 launch title in Europe, releasing on November 29th 2013, but is already available for purchase in North America. Along with the announcement, a new trailer for the game has also been released, showing some of the new skills available in the Complete Story version.
