An underrated PlayStation action game developed by Capcom is currently on sale on the PlayStation Store for a limited time.

In a Reddit AMA, Larian Studios clarified its stance on generative AI, distancing Divinity from industry controversies and ...

The PS6 could well be launching in 2027, but that's not stopping the more than decade-old PS4 from getting completely new games. At The Game Awards overnight, it was ...

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Keychains depicting popular PlayStation games from the PS3 and PS4 era will appear in Bandai Namco Gashapon machines in late October 2025. Each attempt will cost 300 JPY (around $2). As the company ...

The PlayStation 4 was released nearly 13 years ago. In the world of video games, it is a dinosaur. And yet, in 2025, during Summer Game Fest’s many shows and directs, new PS4 games were being ...

Sony PlayStation 4 emulator ShadPS4 has updated its compatibility list after update 0.9.0. It’s still early in development, but a few dozen games are listed as playable, and more get in-game. Playable ...

A popular PS4 game is being removed from the PlayStation Store and shut down. The good news is a PS5 version of the game is being released in its place, which means this is actually good news for ...

A PS4 game has been removed from the PlayStation Store without any warning from its publisher Rebellion Developments nor any word from Sony. This means, consequently, PlayStation fans have no option ...

Before the release of the PlayStation 5, the PS4 was one of the top dogs in the gaming world. To this day, it remains in the Top 5 best-selling video game consoles of all time. While consoles may have ...

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