PlayStation and Xbox may be engaged in a fierce battle on the charts -- perhaps even within the fans -- but the relations between the two gaming bigwigs are better than one would expect. Being at the top of the industry has given both companies a common bond built on similar visions and goals to provide the best experience on consoles for players.
“Battlefield 4” is still gaining ground in its video game run as another free DLC drops in time for the holiday season. This time, a popular map from the previous “Battlefield 2” will be making a comeback as part of the patch dubbed the Legacy Operations.
"Fallout 4" is one of the biggest releases in 2015, but the effectivity of the patches will likely play a huge part in maintaining its success going forward. The recent update 1.02 brought several new features to light, but the performance improvements are as important to players on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
"GTA San Andreas" apparently has two versions for the integration from PlayStation 2 to PlayStation 4. Reports say that the game's European copies has less quality than its U.S. counterpart.
You can put a price on what PlayStation gave away in free games to PS Plus members throughout 2015, but does that mean you know if your PlayStation Plus membership was really worth it?
Sony truly knows how to please the long-time fans. PlayStation 2 favorite “Max Payne” just might be re-released as a PlayStation 4 game soon, if a new listing is anything to go by.
Sony announced that the recent Black Friday was the key moment on their PlayStation 4 consoles, but they also ventured on porting PlayStation 2 games to the PlayStation 4 console.
The PlayStation team has plenty to be hyped about as the holiday season approaches. As part of the PlayStation Experience, Sony revealed the new exclusive titles including the "Ni No Kuni 2: Revanant Kingdom", "Ace Combat 7" and more.
CD Projekt Red has promised to keep the “Cyberpunk 2077” under wraps until its release year, but the developer is confident enough in the project that they’re speaking up about the highly-anticipated title. The success of “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” has put the company on the radar of well-versed gamers and now they’re looking at an even bigger follow-up with the upcoming RPG.
The pre-beta development stage of “Final Fantasy 15” took a while, but now progress has been revealed. Finally, the game is taking shape and its hotly-anticipated release is looking closer than it has ever looked.
"Chivalry: Medieval Warfare" just launched for the latest generation consoles PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. While the market has already gotten a peek at the game in other platforms, this new version will boast higher performance running at 60 FPS on the PlayStation 4 and at 30 FPS on the Xbox One, a post on the official Twitter account confirmed.
Sony has announced two new discounted PlayStation 4 bundles -- one features "Star Wars Battlefront" while the other has the "Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection."
Just as Xbox released its biggest update for the latest generation console, Sony unleashes their share of new features that look to change the game and take the edge in the console race. Some of the upcoming updates that are coming to PlayStation 4 include streaming on the PC platform and giving developers CPU access, both significant additions that could lure more players to Sony.
PlayStation 4 hits an all-time high when it sold over one million consoles in November. Despite the lack of official statement from Sony, twitter user Tidux revealed that Sony has sold over one million PlayStation 4 consoles in November, Attack of the Fan Boy reports.
New DLC, items and winter events are coming to Rocket League next month! The latest update from Rocket League developer revealed that winter is coming to the game next month.
PS4 version of 'Tharsis' is set to arrive early next year. Announcement trailer released! A new turn-based strategy game is arriving next year for the PS4.
“Dead or Alive Xtreme 3” may not be making as much noise ahead of its release compared to its contemporaries in the video game industry, but the game franchise boasts its own niche of fans worldwide. Unfortunately, the developer recently confirmed that the newest “Dead or Alive” installment will not be hitting the shelves in the US or European countries.
“Rainbow Six Siege” fans anticipating the open beta would have to sit tight for a little bit more as developer Ubisoft announced the open beta’s delay on the day it was supposed to be launched.
