The Drop: New Games Next Week
Detroit: Become Human and Dark Souls: Remastered launch next week Friday on PS4. Read More
May 18
Detroit: Become Human and Dark Souls: Remastered launch next week Friday on PS4. Read More
Last week, we asked you to head back to Midgard and utilize God of War’s newly released Photo Mode. And boy, did you. We received a staggering number of submissions this week, all featuring detailed and creative moments from Kratos’ and Atreus’ adventure. After looking through the harrowing submissions, we couldn’t possibly choose only four winners, so we’ve doubled this week’s amount of highlights. Congrats to those below!
Hello everyone! On today’s show, Sid and Justin report from the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 reveal event in LA this week. What’s coming to the legendary FPS series? How has the team at Treyarch managed building a new chapter in multiplayer, zombies, and an entirely new Blackout mode? Enjoy the show!
Though comedy games are as old as the medium, VR has unlocked an entirely new family of interactive comedic possibilities. And much like the horror genre, comedy games have taken firm root on PS VR. Here are a few of our favorite — chime in below with your suggestions!
Here at PlayStation Store, we usually have themes in mind when we plan our flash sales – hand-picking titles and devs that embody a particular category, game style or motif. Without fail, “binge-worthy” sales are always some of our favorites to put together – for obvious reasons. This time was no different, and we’re stoked to bring you savings up to 75 percent on games you won’t be able to put down!
What makes us human? This question sits at the cybernetic heart of Detroit: Become Human, which launches May 25 on PS4.
I know, I know, itsbeen84years.gif. But it happened! People outside Square Enix have actually played the third mainline entry in the long, long-running Kingdom Hearts series. And I’m one of them!
Kingdom Hearts has touched countless lives across numerous games since the first title in 2002 — KH3 is only the series’ third mainline title — impressive for a collaboration that stemmed from a casual elevator chat between executives (Square Enix’s Shinji Hashimoto among them).
Tetsuya Nomura, director of Kingdom Hearts 3, said in a presentation preceding yesterday’s hands-on session that the theme of this game is “resolution” — specifically, that of the ongoing battle against main series antagonist Xehanort. He also alluded to a darker overall theme than we saw in earlier titles, foreshadowed in events that take place in the mobile game Kingdom Hearts Union Cross.
Hello! Dan and Mark from Treyarch, here. On behalf of the entire team, we’d like to thank you for being a part of today’s community reveal. We’re so incredibly excited to finally reveal Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 to the world, and we’re glad that you could be a part of it.
In a world of heroes and crossovers, we’re bringing our own crossover event into the mix. That event is… our new game: I Hate Running Backwards – our very own arcade shoot ’em up. Except we like to be cocky and say that we invented a new genre, so we call it a “shoot’ em down.” You’ll see why soon enough.
