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Releasing only a PlayStation 5 Pro digital model would help Sony keep the system's price down, as the Japanese company seems to be struggling to contain production costs.
The US Department of Justice is investigating whether Nvidia is playing fair with its AI chips. Subpoenas have reportedly been sent out to Nvidia and other companies to uncover whether customers who buy AI hardware from alternative suppliers are being penalised.
The high-refresh-rate LG OLED panels will feature an incredibly low 0.02ms response time for competitive gamers.
Only two weeks after launch, PlayStation made the shocking decision to shut down Concord. Firewalk Studios’ much-derided hero shooter had a disastrous launch, one that analysts estimated only 25,000 players picked up, according to IGN. In a PlayStation Blog post, game director Ryan Ellis was transparent about the fact that “aspects of the game and our initial launch didn’t land the way we’d intended” and that Firewalk will shut the game down on September 6 to “explore options, including those that will better reach our players.”
Konami and Far Out Games' is one of the most fun new titles I've played this year, up there with and in the list of «games that gave me exactly what I didn't know I wanted.» is part, part, and part, all wrapped up in a fully explorable semi-open world with an increasingly weird 1950s setting. It's a delightful experience, and one I honestly didn't want to stop playing.
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After only ten days on the market, Concord sales are ceasing immediately as Sony and Firewalk Studios explore better options to better reach their players.
This argument between Microsoft and Apple is far from new, but it has resurfaced again. Earlier in the year, Apple opened its App Store to game streaming services, such as the commonly used Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now. This allowed a more seamless integration, as users didn't have to use a web app on iPhone and iPad. Despite this, NVIDIA and Microsoft have not made native apps for iOS, which Microsoft has now explicitly explained.