The European PlayStation Store has received a fairly hefty update this week, with over twenty new PS4 games, one new PS3 game and three new PS Vita games. New games this week include Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered and Valkyria Revolution.
The latest patch for Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition is releasing today, fixing a number of bugs and adding several new features to the game. The patch includes a number of new additions, including a Biome Scale Slider, Woodland Mansions and the mobs that inhabit them, and seven new trophies.
The file size for Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, which releases this week, has been revealed. The digital version of the game from the PlayStation Store will require 23.50 GB of space on the PS4’s Hard Drive (or connected external storage), not including any day-one patches.
Naughty Dog has released extended gameplay footage for upcoming title Uncharted: The Lost Legacy. The game, which releases on 22nd August 2017, sees Chloe and Nadine travel to India in search of the artifact known as the Tusk of Ganesha.
A new firmware update has been released for the PS4, updating the system software to version v4.71. This minor update improves the system performance, and isn’t mandatory to access the PlayStation Network.
City-building computer game Cities: Skylines is officially heading to the PS4 in a few months, having previously been released on Xbox One and PC. The single-player game will be launching on the PS4 on 15th August 2017, featuring the same content as the Xbox One version.
As revealed earlier this month, Limited Edition Gold and Silver PS4s are headed to Europe and North America. The consoles will be in limited supply and will RRP in the UK for £279.99. Europe will be getting a 500 GB console with a matching DualShock 4 controller.
New content is available on the European PlayStation Store this week, with Housemarque’s latest game, Nex Machina, available for purchase. In all, you can find fifteen new PS4 games, one PS3 game and a couple of new PS Vita games in this week’s update. There is a handful of new DLC too.
Bungie has released a new trailer for Destiny 2, revealing one of the new enemies you’ll face in the game: Dominus Ghaul. The PlayStation exclusive content has also been revealed, which includes a variety of in-game content. Checkout trailers for both below. If you can’t wait for the game, pre-order the game to join the beta, which starts from 18th July 2017.
Gamers are used to seeing games delayed, but rarely do the release dates ever get pulled forward. However, this is exactly the case for Destiny 2. Bungie has confirmed that Destiny 2 will now be released two days earlier than first announced.
