The next game in the Watch Dogs series finally has a confirmed release date, following the Ubisoft Forward Livestream yesterday. The game will be releasing on PS4, Xbox One and PC on 29th October 2020, and will also be releasing on PS4 and Xbox Series X.
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Sony has revealed another small details about the upcoming PS5, this time, showing you what games will looks like in physical form. Like the PS4, PS5 games will retain the blue cover, but featuring a black and white PS5 label to match the console.
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Shuhei Yoshida has just announced the PlayStation Indies initiative, which aims to spotlight and support the best of the best indie games being published on PlayStation and the entire indie community as a whole.
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Crystal Dynamics have announced that Marvel’s Avengers will be available on the PS5 when the console launches. In addition, those who buy the PS4 version, whether a physical copy or digital download, will be able to get a free update to the PS5 version.
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EA is the latest company to announce free upgrades to the next-gen version. Those who purchase FIFA 21 on PS4 or Xbox One will be able to upgrade to the next-gen version for free, but only until FIFA 22 is released.
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CD Projekt Red have confirmed that their upcoming game, Cyberpunk 2077, will work on both PS5 and Xbox Series X as soon as they are available via a free upgrade for those who purchase the PS4 or Xbox One versions of the game.
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Guerrilla Games’ Horizon: Forbidden West was one of the real highlights of the PS5 reveal event, but you will be disappointed to know that the game will not be a launch title.
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After Spider-Man; Miles Morales was first released at the PS5 event last week, gamers were speculating whether this was a standalone game or an expansion of the original. Sony has now confirmed that it will be a standalone game, built on the foundations of the the first title.
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Last week, Sony revealed the PS5 along with over 25 games coming to the system. What Sony didn’t show was what the system’s user interface (UI) will look like, except for a small glimpse of the boot screen.
Read MoreThe official dimensions of the PS5 are much larger than any previous PlayStation console. The console is almost 40cm tall (excluding the base), which means it towers over all other consoles.
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