It's nearly E3 2017 and PlayStation is gearing up for its presentation. Find out which games we expect to hear more about right here.
E3 2017: What To Expect From PlayStation
PS Plus June 2017: Expect Changes From Sony
PS Plus system to be overhauled for June 2017, but what does this mean for us?
Every Game Compatible With PSVR Aim Controller
There's so much more out there for the PSVR Aim Controller other than Farpoint, the whole gang is here.
How To Fix Your Loud PS4
We've all had our PS4s a while now so we've probably forgotten the sweet silence of days gone by. Well, that fresh out the box whisper of a console can be yours again once you fix your loud PS4. Over time your console sucks up large amounts of dust which sit inside the system causings... Continue Reading →
6 Things Drawn To Death Did Wrong
Drawn To Death is all bark and no bite, here's 6 reason why the PS4 title is falling out of favour
Indie Dev Market Research Tips for 2017 – Infographic
A tool for independent video game developers, or curious gamers, detailing consumer market trends going into 2017. A fun and informative infographic to help you make those all important independent game development decisions.
Horizon Zero Dawn: Tips and Tricks You Need To Know
Horizon Zero Dawn is making its way across the internet after a spectacular release week. It's not out in all regions yet, and most of the web is running off of review copies, so here's our picks of the best tips to get you started on your mech-warfare adventure. Loot Loot everything you see and... Continue Reading →
Night In The Woods Review: We Didn’t Know Narrative Was Broken Until This Fixed It
In each interaction we see a natural evolution of emotion that threads its way through the entire tale, and succeeds where the sudden mood swings of other narrative games seem to fall short. It's a method of storytelling that we didn't know we had a problem with until Night In The Woods came along and fixed it. ... Continue Reading →
For Honor Delivers Online, But You’ll Need Your Wallet Or A Nap For Anything Else
It's not unusual to spend $60 on a day one video game purchase today. It is unusual to pay that kind of original fee and then remain hounded in-game for the rest of your cash in return for in-game currency. The pay to play, or pay to upgrade model is slowly edging into certain aspects... Continue Reading →
Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy Release Date Revealed
Today, Activision confirmed that their Crash Bandicoot remaster is heading to consoles June 30th. The collection presents the first three titles in the acclaimed Crash Bandicoot series, sprucing them up with updated, PS4-Pro ready graphics, which Vicarious Visions have rebuilt from the original blueprints. You can also expect to see an updated and optional manual saving and checkpointing system... Continue Reading →
