SCE's game rental service, PlayStation Now, will be expanding on January 13th. A single or multi-month subscription option will be added, offering players instant streaming access to over 100 PlayStation 3 games on your PS4 (other devices will get it later).
On top of the Final Fantasy XIII-2 PC port being released today, Square Enix has also announced that Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster as well as Final Fantasy VII will be ported to the PlayStation 4. Both titles will be a digital download (X/X-2 will also have a physical version) and are expected to be available in Spring 2015. Final Fantasy VII is priced at $15.99 while X/X-2 HD Remaster will be available for $49.99.
Capcom has released quite the timely teaser trailer this morning! Ahead of this weekend's PlayStation Experience event, a video for Street Fighter V, to be released only on the PC and PlayStation 4, went live.
Back on December 3, 1994, Japan was introduced to the first-ever PlayStation console from Sony Computer Entertainment. Despite a competitive market the console succeeded and has thrived through three more generations since.
LittleBigPlanet 3 brings Sackboy to the PlayStation 4 console for the first time. Sumo Digital is the primary developer of the title, with series creator Media Molecule still involved but in a lesser capacity. The game is out now in North America and will be hitting the shelves on November 26th in the EU.
It was refreshing to see that the game kept the same charm as previous entries in the series. Humor is abound, themes are rampant and the unexpected will always happen. Your sackperson still hasn't learned how to talk, and all is right in our world.
Unfortunately for world of Bunkum, trouble is afoot. After a brief prologue from the narrator (voiced by Stephen Fry) to get familiar with basic movement, your character is introduced to the planet by Newton (voiced by Hugh Laurie). Things quickly go awry, tea boxes are opened, and there's only one thing a little sackperson can do: locate Swoop, Toggle and Oddsock.
Tomorrow brings Update 2.0: Masamine for the PlayStation 4. The update promises new "forward-looking" features, addresses popular fan requests and will bring some enhancements to your PS4 experience. Highlights include:
The 2D side-scrolling platformer, Shu, will launch on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PS Vita by the middle of 2015. The game, jointly developed by Coatsink and Secret Lunch, was originally intended to only be available on the PC but later expanded its efforts to include the PlayStation family of consoles as well.
Some games are simply better with friends. That's why this weekend all PlayStation 4 owners can use the multiplayer feature, normally reserved for PlayStation Plus membership, for free. Multiplayer access will be available to all from 12:01am PT on Friday, September 26th through 11:59pm PT on Sunday, September 28th.
This just in from Twitter: the highly anticipated Batman: Arkham Knight, after having been delayed earlier this year, will launch on June 2, 2015. You can preorder on their official website.
Also announced are not one, but two collector's editions, Batman: Arkham Knight Limited Edition and Batman: Arkham Knight Batmobile Edition. Both collector's editions will be available in limited quantities at launch in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand for the PlayStation®4 and Xbox One. Batman: Arkham Knight Limited Edition will also be available in Europe, Australia and New Zealand for PC. See the details for each edition below.
Minecraft is everywhere. Merchandise of every kind. Discussed in every corner of gaming. On a whim I searched for "Minecraft movie," and there's one in the works. In an effort to reach every possible gamer, Minecraft is available to play on PC, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
PlayStation Vita is coming in a few weeks. Xbox One is here tomorrow. PlayStation 4 is here today.
