Naughty Dog have announced that Uncharted is coming to PlayStation 4, via a teaser trailer (found below). The game is called “Uncharted” for now, with a final name expected to be announced at a later date. The teaser trailer doesn’t reveal much on what the game may be about, but the voice over certainly isn’t Drake, so could there be a new playable character?
Sucker Punch has revealed the official release date for upcoming PS4 exclusive, inFamous: Second Son, as well as releasing a new trailer for the game. The game will be releasing on March 21st 2014, which is quite a while away, but at least there are plenty of games available on the PS4 to keep you busy between now and then.
The PS4 is now available to buy in North America, while us Europeans have to wait until November 29th to get our hands on Sony’s next-gen console. Following the North American release, Sony has released a new 9-minute long video showing the PS4’s User Interface with Eric Lempel giving commentary.
Three new high-definition videos have been released showing the various features of the PS4, with the first showing the PS4’s Dynamic Menu in great details. The second video takes a look at the PlayStation Store, screen recording, screenshots and sharing via the available Social Media sites, while the final video looks at Remote Play and how easy it is to pick up where you left off.
Sony America has revealed the exciting new features for the Video Unlimited and Music Unlimited services on the PS4, boasting redesigned interfaces, quicker navigation and access to lots of content. The Video Unlimited service will have over 200,000 movies and TV shows to enjoy, all of which will be stored and streamed from the cloud to elimitate hard drive clutter.
Housemarque have release yet more footage and information about their upcoming PS4 title, Resogun, which launches in North America tomorrow. The new trailer also includes a very short glimpse at the game’s co-op mode, which was also announced today. Gamers can use different combinations of ships in the co-op multiplayer mode, each having their own advantages and disadvantages.
Sony has officially released PS4 Firmware v1.50 via the PlayStation website for North American gamers to download in time for the PS4 launch this Friday. The 308 MB patch can be downloaded onto a USB drive before you get your hands on the console and installed to the system when you receive it, saving you some time on launch day.
The full online user guide is now available for the PS4, letting you read up on the features the PS4 has to offer before the console launches in North America this Friday and later this month in Europe. Oddly, we’ve noticed that the manual states that Blu-ray 3D is not supported on the console, despite Sony confirming the feature was available at launch.
The new PlayStation App for iOS and Android is now available to download, just in time for the PS4’s release in North America. The Android App can be downloaded from the Google Play Store here, while the iOS app is currently only available on iTunes in North America here, and expected to be available in Europe very soon.
