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Bungie has laid off 220 developers, or 17% of its global workforce, while announcing a new studio has been founded to continue the development of one of its incubation projects under PlayStation.
Sony has revealed the three games that will be available to subscribers of all PlayStation Plus tiers throughout August, and it’s a fantastic batch of games. Starting August 6, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, and Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights will be available to redeem.
Bungie is making some drastic changes as it integrates more deeply into Sony and deals with the “rising costs of development and industry shifts,” according to a Wednesday announcement.
The PlayStation Portable already has some of its greatest hits on PlayStation Plus but fans of the handheld console looking for more classics are in luck if a new rumor is to be believed. Arguably one of the most underrated consoles of all time, the PSP was the home of several fantastic games that served as spinoffs of Sony's most popular franchises while also boasting some fantastic standalone titles. may have taken the spotlight as one of the device's most popular titles, but another sidekick also landed his very own solo adventure on the PSP.
The new Helldivers 2premium warbond is bringing a bit of a heat wave. Sony announced Freedom’s Flame in a PlayStation blog post on Tuesday, and it’s coming to the game on August 8 for the usual 1,000 super credits (around $10).
As Activision's library of titles slowly begins to make its way onto Xbox Game Pass, rumor has it that subscribers may soon gain access to a franchise that has long been associated with PlayStation. Following's successful inclusion in the service, Microsoft is doing its best to integrate Activision's most popular live-service games onto its expansive platform. Now that is available through Xbox Game Pass, it stands to reason that even more iconic franchises wade into the fray.
After the monumental success of the original PlayStation, in no small part due to the best PS1 games pushing sales, Sony followed up with the even more impressive PlayStation 2. This system captured the attention of gamers for obvious reasons, but the public at large for also being one of the cheapest DVD players available. That made it the perfect gateway for new players to play some of the best games of all time.
The original PlayStation wasn’t the first 3D game console, but felt like the first one to master the new dimension. In 1995, the system was released worldwide, and it took gamers by storm. Not only was it home to some of the best video games of all time, but it also offered a convenient way to play music using CDs, which was quite novel in the mid-90s. And we all know that the success of this console has now led to the PS4 and PS5.