"Golden Week" has once again returned to the PlayStation Store to celebrate Japan's national holiday week with discounts on games from every console. A Star Wars "May the 4th" sale has also snuck in to provide plenty of choices.

Posted 11 months ago by Marc Caccamise, 4 comments

PlayStation Now adding 9 new titles to their streaming service.

Posted 11 months ago by Rick Carpenter, 1 comment

2Dark, Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey, Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload, Deponia, FlatOut 4: Total Insanity, Industry Giant 2, LEGO Worlds, Professional Farmer 2017, Styx: Shards of Darkness, and Torment: ToN.

Posted 1 year ago by Ashley Woodcock, 1 comment

Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey, LEGO Worlds, NieR Automata, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, and ULTIMATE MARVEL VS. CAPCOM 3.

Posted 1 year ago by Ashley Woodcock, 0 comments

Following on from the announcements, we now have a rather large number of trailers that were also revealed over the three day period.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith, 0 comments

Following on from the 15 announcements that occurred this weekend, we now have the trailers, screenshots and other details that were also revealed over the three day period.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith, 0 comments

A Flash Sale has popped up right smack dab in the middle of week three of the Holiday Sale, offering additional savings of up to 75% off. These deals last until Monday, December 26th at 11AM Eastern / 8AM Pacific.

Posted 1 year ago by Marc Caccamise, 9 comments

For those in the EU, PlayStation Now has been updated with 19 RPG additions to its offerings. These range from the more notable, such Disgaea and Costume Quest 2, to some lesser known titles.

Posted 1 year ago by Brandon Fusco, 2 comments

Not only do we get the monthly Playstation Plus specials, there is also a long list of titles that are discounted in the Innovators sale.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith, 12 comments

In a quiet week, Playstation 4 players still get plenty to try out. Both Playstation 3 and Vita have to rely on new bundles or new ports of titles that have been released before on PS4.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith, 0 comments