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Despite being less than a month away from release, Rise of the Ronin developer Team NINJA still had to clarify whether a few key features would be included in the upcoming game. They just did so by adding a FAQ section to the game's product page on the PlayStation Store website.
The download size of Stellar Blade may be in the ballpark of 35GB, as suggested by one newly emerged leak. Although the source of the claim seems to be a prematurely revealed official estimate, that's quite a modest figure for a contemporary AAA game, to the point that some fans have already expressed skepticism about whether Stellar Blade could truly end up being so small.
A small but meaningful piece of PlayStation brand history seems to have popped up in hard hat form at a garage sale. The unusual, possibly rare apparel item's appearance hints at a Sony and PlayStation presence at a once-iconic location in San Francisco, California.
is one of the biggest upcoming PlayStation 5 exclusives, but the game is going to be skipping one major market completely. Developed by Team Ninja, the studio behind action hits like, , and, successor to the latter is an open-world historical adventure taking place during a time of major upheaval in 19th century Japan. This setting could prove interesting to many potential fans, but it also treads on some ground that seems like a likely cause for the major exception in its worldwide release.
A talented The Last of Us player has shared some interesting fan art that imagines what a Victorian-era Clicker would look like. Clickers are one of the most dangerous enemy types in The Last of Us, and this artwork immortalizes them in a much more peaceful way.
Look, I know it's a loser move to whine about corporate decisions I can't change and products I'm unable to consume, but it just baffles me: Square Enix and Rockstar are the only major third-party publishers still committed to the PC snub. Everybody's loving Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, the continuation of Square Enix's remake/reboot trilogy, while the PC crowd's still waiting for word on when last year's Final Fantasy 16 might grace our desktops.
Following the rumors and then the confirmation from Microsoft that several Xbox exclusives (Sea of Thieves, Grounded, Pentiment, and Hi-Fi Rush) would launch on rival consoles from Sony and Nintendo, many gamers took that as an admission of defeat in the console war. However, Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter shared a completely different view in his latest appearance on Pachter Factor, believing that to be an incorrect perception of Microsoft's true gaming plans.
Several months down the line from Marvel's Spider-Man 2's launch, fans have been discussing the game's ending and whether elements should have played out differently.