More system stability improvements for the PS5 in the latest firmware update
The June update delivers the usual improvements to system performance and stability.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has the second-biggest domestic opening this year
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse records Sony’s biggest-ever opening for an animated film.
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Rumors suggest that another Nintedo Direct is happening this year
Kotaku’s Ethan Gach reveals that both Sony and Nintendo are planning to host additional games showcases this year.
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Sony has worked on Project Q since 2015
The upcoming handheld was announced at the recent PlayStation Showcase.
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CD Projekt RED denies Sony acquisition rumors
But some fans still aren't convinced that the PlayStation manufacturer and CD Projekt RED aren't in cahoots with each other.
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Is Sony really hosting a second PlayStation Showcase this year?
If we're being honest here, the better question here would be, "Should Sony hold another PlayStation showcase this year?"
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Will PlayStation host another Games Showcase?
Many felt that the recent showcase was underwhelming in terms of the games announced.
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Quentin Tarantino might pivot to TV shows after directing his final feature film
Tarantino plans to remain part of Hollywood in some capacity even though he will no longer direct feature films.
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Will Spider-Man Noir’s live-action TV series ever happen?
Creators Chris Miller and Phil Lord provide an optimistic update about the status of the fan-favorite character.
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Insomniac Games has an update on Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 release date
The developer promises to provide more information soon on the game’s release date, pre-orders, and accessibility features.
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Steampunk meets martial arts in new Phantom Blade Zero announcement trailer
Get ready to be immersed into PS5's upcoming hack and slash blend of Ghost of Tsushima and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
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Capcom unveils Dragon’s Dogma 2 trailer during PlayStation Showcase
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is still in development without an official release date following its initial reveal last year.
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Sony reveals Alan Wake 2 release date
Alan Wake 2 will chronicle the titular character’s attempts to escape the Dark Place where he has been stuck for 13 years.
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Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake in development for multiple platforms
Reports that emerged before now claimed that the Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake will be exclusive to the PlayStation 5.
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Sony is restructuring parts of its financial services arm
The company hopes the move will bolster its chip and entertainment business.
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Sony CEO thrilled with The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Kenichiro Yoshida saw The Super Mario Bros. Movie and implores Sony to emulate its longevity.
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Ghost of Tsushima 2 and Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will not be in the PlayStation Showcase
Giant Bomb journalist, Jeff Grubb, shared the disappointing bit of information in one of his recent podcasts.
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Microsoft wins approval for Activision merger from EU regulators
The European Commission's approval comes three weeks after the deal was vetoed by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority.
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Bungie hires former Warner Bros exec for Destiny films and TV shows
Gabriel VanHuss joins the studio as Head of Linear Media for the Destiny IP.
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Phil Spencer is not worried about “out consoling” Sony or Nintendo
Phil Spencer emphasizes the company's vision to focus on the gaming experience and community, rather than competing with Sony and Nintendo in sales.
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Warhammer 40K brings the grimdark future to World of Tanks Console
World of Tanks Console goes to the grimdark future during the month-long Warhammer 40,000 event with new tanks, Commanders, and cosmetics.
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CMA reveals Microsoft tried to acquire another mobile publisher
The tech giant tried to purchase an unnamed mobile developer before the proposed deal with Activision Blizzard.
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The PS5 Pro and Switch Pro will release at the same time
A new rumor suggests that the mid-generation updates for the PS5 and Switch are coming within the next year.
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FTC wants to know more about the Call of Duty licensing deal with Nintendo
Nintendo recently signed a ten-year licensing deal to bring the Call of Duty franchise to Nintendo platforms, presumably including the Switch.