The Drop: New Games Next Week
Burnout Paradise Remastered races to PS4 on March 16. Read More
Start your engines. The beloved action racer returns with Burnout Paradise Remastered on PS4.
Greetings gamers! We’re kicking off March the best way we know how… with a flash sale! This month, PlayStation Store has rounded up major discounts on a bunch of big name titles – with savings up to 60 percent.
Last week you set out into the gorgeous Egyptian wilds of Assassin’s Creed Origins. Our Share of the Week this time around takes a slightly different turn with Gran Turismo Sport. Let’s celebrate the long-running racing series with some fantastic shots that you shared using the hashtags #PS4share and #PSBlog.
Let’s see highlights from your amazing work!
Since its recent PlayStation Plus release, the streets of Yharnam have seen a sizable income of new Hunters, making it the perfect time to hunt together! Want a Hunter to help you with a particular boss or clear out a tough area? Here’s a quick guide on how to play online in Bloodborne.
Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your creepy neighbor’s house. You play against the Neighbor, an AI-powered antagonist who tracks your every move and adapts to your behavior.
Welcome back! On today’s show we speak to Far Cry 5 Associate Executive Producer Darryl Long on his favorite new additions to the long-running open world.
The numbers are in for February 2018! Capcom’s excellent (and record-breaking) Monster Hunter: World leads the charge in February’s PS4 chart, followed by NBA Live 18: The One Edition and Bluepoint’s gargantuan rework of Shadow of the Colossus.
Superhot and Job Simulator sit pretty at the top of the PlayStation VR list, Fortnite and Brawlhalla dominate the free-to-play rankings, and the new Secret of Mana remake debuts at #1 for PS Vita.
The first change is the removal of micro transactions from progression. We wanted to remove the need to make purchases to progress your player and just focus on the gameplay and more pure experience. So this year, you will no longer be able to purchase Training Points. Instead, you will experience a new way to progress your created player, but I will get into that later. The removal of micro transactions from Road to The Show also means that you will no longer be able to heal injuries through stubs. You will just heal naturally.
