Sony officially unveils PlayStation 5 Pro, releasing in November for $700/£700
Sony has officially announced the PlayStation 5 Pro.
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The PS5 Pro is the most powerful games consoles ever released, but at $700 PC gaming has nothing to worry about
It was billed as merely being a 'Sony technical presentation' focusing on the PlayStation 5 and «innovations in gaming technology,» but with all the rumours building up over the months, we all knew what it was going to be about and it didn't disappoint. Mark Cerny, the lead architect of the PS5, spent 10 minutes spilling some of the details about the PS5 Pro.
Sims 4's Roadmap May Be Teasing A Game-Changing New Feature
Despite being released a decade ago, is still a legendary classic in the life sim market. Luckily for fans of the long-beloved game, the developers are continuing to add free updates and paid content packs as the years go by. In its latest reveal by EA, the ever-popular is expected to receive several game-changing updates between September and December of this year.
PlayStation Fans Are Revolting Against The PS5 Pro Price
Sony has just officially revealed the PlayStation 5 Pro and fans are balking at the steep price point.
After 5 years in early access, Satisfactory is finally out—here's what's new in 1.0
In a vicious, targeted attack on my free time, automation game Satisfactory is entering full release today, a full five-and-a-half years after it launched in early access in 2019. In that time it's added multiple tiers of increasingly complex production line objectives and the parts and tools needed to build them. It's added trucks, trains, nuclear power, particle accelerators, dedicated servers, blueprints so you can copy and paste entire elaborate builds, and perhaps most importantly of all, zooping. You haven't lived unless you've zooped, man.
Super Smash Bros' Masahiro Sakurai says "I'm so sorry" to players who spent "hundreds or even thousands of hours" in his fighting game
Super Smash Bros Ultimate and Kirby creator Masahiro Sakurai says sorry to the players who have spent thousands of hours in his games.
How to upgrade your PS5 storage
There’s nothing worse than sitting down to play one of the best PS5 games only to find out that you don’t have enough storage space to download it. Even if you have the game on disc, you still need to download the game to your system’s memory in order to play it, and that space can fill up fast if you’re playing a massive title like the best Call of Duty games. When that happens, your options are to either delete a game you have installed to make room or expand your storage. Thankfully the latter option is easier and cheaper than ever before. If you want to make sure you have space for all the upcoming PS5 games without having to delete your current favorites, here’s how to upgrade your storage.
Former Sony prez says thousands of laid-off devs can just 'go to the beach for a year' and don't blame greedy execs: 'Things jump out in front of you and you deal with them just like any game. So get over it!'
It's been an awful couple of years to work in the games industry. More and more, developers are living at the point of a knife, as studios big and small make cut after cut after cut with the usual blather about streamlining and resets and delivering value for shareholders. At the beginning of this year, 16,000 devs had lost their jobs, and that number has only climbed as companies like Bungie, Rocksteady, and countless others have laid off hundreds of staff.