By: Tyler Miller
After months of speculation, Sony held a Playstation meeting earlier today in New York where they revealed the recently leaked and unboxed Playstation 4 Slim, and the Playstation 4 Pro (formerly codenamed Playstation Neo).
By: Tyler Miller
At long last we’ve come to the last stop on our Road to E3 2016. Sony will be the final press conference of the show, and they are sure to have a great show. Last year they brought the heat with The Last Guardian, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Shenmue III, so expectations are astronomically high for them this year. Without further ado, let’s take a nice look at what Sony has in store for us.
By: Tyler Miller
Guerrilla Games’ highly anticipated Horizon Zero Dawn was announced at E3 last year, so it’s only appropriate that we get a brand new trailer for the game a week before E3 this year. The trailer focuses on our main character Aloy and her backstory, while also showing off how beautiful this game is. It’s crazy how it even rivals Uncharted 4 in terms of visuals at this early stage of development. Then again, Guerrilla Games is known for making gorgeous games. Too bad the game has been delayed to next year though, but the wait is sure to be worth it.
Horizon Zero Dawn launches February 28, 2017.
By: Tyler Miller
It’s not a question that Naughty Dog games are beautiful games, and Uncharted 4 is no exception.
By: Tyler Miller
The Playstation 4’s newest software update, version 3.50, is going to be released tomorrow, and it comes with a host of new features. The two biggest ones are being able to appear offline while playing games and getting notifications when your friends are online. Some of the other features are being able to check the status of PSN, being able to broadcast to Dailymotion, and scheduling user events that allow you to organize play sessions with your friends. For the full list of features, head on over to the PlayStation Blog.
By: Tyler Miller
Earlier today during the Game Developers Conference, Sony announced the price and release window for Playstation VR, the company’s foray into the VR landscape. Playstation VR will be released this October for $399/€399/£349/AUD $549. This makes it cheaper than the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, releasing for $600 and $800 respectively.
Coming with the headset are a processor unit, a VR headset connection cable, HDMI and USB cables, headphones, and a power supply. Notably, it doesn’t come with a Playstation Camera which is needed in order to use Playstation VR. Those who purchase the Playstation VR can download The Playroom in VR for free, and it comes with six games for the whole family.
By: Tyler Miller
Hell must have frozen over and pigs must be flying because the impossible is finally a reality. Today Microsoft announced that Xbox players will be able to play online with players on other consoles or platforms. ID@Xbox Director Chris Carla broke the good news in a letter on Xbox Wire, saying that players on Xbox Live on either Xbox One or Windows 10 will be able to play with people on other online networks. It comes down to the developers to implement it into their games and the other networks (i.e. PSN, Steam) to accept the invitation. The first game that will be be implementing this feature is Rocket League, the hit racing/soccer game that made a splash on Playstation Plus last summer, and recently made the leap to Xbox One.
