The long-tail on the PlayStation 4 has been incredible. The console still has 49 million active users according to Sony’s most recent estimate. But all good things must come to an end, and it feels more clear than ever that Sony is ready to leave the PS5's predecessor in the past, with Lego Horizon Adventures Adventures being the final nail in the coffin.

It Feels Like Sony Is Finally Leaving The PlayStation 4 Behind

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the PlayStation Stars loyalty program will be returning after being down since early June. "PlayStation Stars will be returning soon in phased regional rollouts," said the company. "Thank you for your patience and we look forward to welcoming you back." PlayStation Stars released in October...

PlayStation Stars is Returning After Nearly a Month of Being Down - News

Each week Sony brings PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR, and PlayStation Plus owners new content, add-ons, games, and more. Here is the complete global PlayStation Store update. PlayStation LifeStyle catalogs the PlayStation Store updates for the major regions across the globe. Check back every Tuesday to keep up to date with each week’s PlayStation Store Update.

PlayStation Store Update Worldwide July 2, 2024

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A beloved PS2 shooter might finally be coming back.

PlayStation Leak Teases Next PS2 Game Coming to PS5 and PS4

We’re four years into the PlayStation 5’s lifecycle, which means that we’ve likely hit the halfway point. Console generations tend to last around eight years these days, so it’s not impossible that we’ll get a PlayStation 6 by 2028. While it might seem way too early to start anticipating a far off console (and it is), the reality is that the groundwork for it is likely being laid as we speak. Large scale exclusives can take well over four years to produce, which means that some PS6 games could be in the works right this second.

PlayStation 6 predictions: games we expect to see on PS6

Captain Blood will be releasing after first being shown for Xbox in 2006.

Cancelled Xbox Game to Finally Release After Nearly 20 Years

Xbox has just revealed all the new games that Game Pass subscribers will get access to in July 2024. The titles will be joining the Game Pass library, but to access them, you must be subscribed to the Console or the Ultimate tier. As before, all of the games on this list will become available one by one over the entire month.

New Xbox Game Pass Games For July 2024 Have Been Revealed

Xbox’s latest exclusive, Hellblade 2, showcases stunning visuals on Xbox Series consoles, but most players have barely touched the cinematic action game. A month after launch, only 13% of players have actually completed the game. In our Hellblade 2 review, we found Ninja Theory’s Xbox Series exclusive to be...

Gamers Aren't Playing Xbox's Biggest Exclusive This Year

In the first half of July, Game Pass subscribers can look forward to eight new games - including two titles that will be included in the gaming subscription directly on release. Between July 3 and 16, Microsoft will add eight new games to the Xbox Game Pass. The only new...

Xbox Game Pass gets 8 new games, including two new releases

Thus far, only one Activision Blizzard-published game has made its way to Xbox’s Game Pass subscription service, almost a year after Microsoft finalized its deal to purchase the massive Call of Duty publisher. But a new report claims more Activision games will (slowly) start coming to the service in the near future.

Report: More Activision Games Coming To Game Pass Soon

Sukeban Games, the developer best known for 2016’s charming and poignant VA-11 HALL-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action, has announced a new game. Titled .45 Parabellum Bloodhound: Cyberpunk Active Time Action, the new project is a moody, retro-inspired adventure taking major inspiration from Square’s cult classic 1998 PS1 game Parasite Eve. That last part is really all I needed to hear to get excited about it, and from what Sukeban has shown off, it looks like it’s gonna be great.

Parasite Eve-Inspired Cyberpunk Game Announced, Looks Cool As Hell

Elevation Sales has released the home release details for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes which will be swinging our way very soon. The title is set for a debut on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K from 9th September. The movie stars Owen Teague (It, TV’s “Bloodline”) as Noa, Freya...

Home release details revealed for ‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’

Actor Dominic Monaghan wasn’t a big gamer growing up, but that all changed when he first played Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto III on PS2. The open-world crime simulator basically blew his mind and revealed just how far games had come from Pac-Man. Suggested Reading. In a new interview...

GTA III Blew This Lord Of The Rings Actor's Mind Back In 2002

Welcome to July 2024! You made it. We are past the halfway point of the year and to celebrate, Xbox has announced a nice list of new and old games coming to its ever-growing Game Pass service. And it’s also revealed five games are leaving, too. It can’t all be good news.

Xbox Game Pass Gets Some Must-Play Games In July

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On June 19, Nintendo had its regular “Nintendo Direct” presentation, where representatives of the company spoke about the new games […]

20 Video Games from the ’90s People Should Be Playing

The PS3 and Xbox 360 are set to lose three multiplayer games by November, leaving players four months to mop up online trophies and achievements. The games in question are Battlefield 3, 4, and Hardline, which still have a sizeable player base on the retro consoles. PS3 players have until...

PS3 Losing 3 Multiplayer Games Soon, Last Chance to Earn Trophies

The presence of acclaimed exclusives is something every single PlayStation —no matter if they are home consoles or portables— has had in common since the heydays of the PS1. But which among the brand’s current catalog can be considered the best?. For all looking for certain hits,...

The 10 best PlayStation-exclusive games to play right now

In spite of Microsoft's near two decades of neglect, fans will still show up for a Banjo Kazooie revival. Jez Corden has gone on record that Microsoft Gaming is not producing any Banjo Kazooie game. He actually made this statement in a podcast recorded last week. The latest episode of...

Rumor: No Banjo Kazooie Game Currently In Development

Industry analyst Mat Piscatella has predicted that PlayStation has one more generation of physical media support, while Nintendo possibly has two. The Executive Director and Video Game Industry Advisor at Circana (NPD) commented on a statement from Josh Fairhurst, CEO at Limited Run Games. The latter reminded fans of Tomb Raider I-III Remastered that the game’s Xbox version is not planned for release at traditional retail, and the Collector’s Edition is their only chance to get a physical version for the platform. Piscatella stated that gaming audiences should probably get used to there being no physical Xbox versions of games across the market sooner rather than later.

PlayStation May Have One More Generation Of Physical Media Support, Nintendo Possibly Two, Analyst Says

A few years on, it’s oddly hard to remember how difficult it was to get hold of the most recent generation of games consoles. On their release in November 2020, both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X were incredibly scarce, thanks to an imperfect storm of covid, global chip shortages, and supply chain issues. At the same time, the three-year-old Switch was also having supply issues, and consoles that were available were quickly snatched up by scalpers. But Nintendo reckons it’s in a position to ensure that’s not a problem with next year’s release of the Switch 2.

Nintendo Says It Has A Plan To Prevent Scalping: Just Make Loads Of Switch 2s

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PlayStation's Weirdest Program Has Been Mysteriously Broken For Longer Than The 2011 PSN Outage [Update: It's Coming Back]

PlayStation Stars is one of Sony’s most bizarre initiatives in the PlayStation 5 era. The program lets you earn coins you can use to buy games...

PlayStation's Weirdest Program Has Been Mysteriously Broken For Longer Than The 2011 PSN Outage [Update: It's Coming Back]

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