Sony is asking Insomniac Games to pinch pennies
These days, outselling big-name multiplatform titles and earning awards nominations isn't enough to escape cost-cutting measures.
These days, outselling big-name multiplatform titles and earning awards nominations isn't enough to escape cost-cutting measures.
Imagine making fast-travel in your game so fast and seamless that fans are putting on their tinfoil hats to come up with ways to explain it.
It's not quite like the PlayStation Plus Collection but it's still a free game for new owners of one of the hottest consoles on the market.
Insomniac Games is responsible for three of the best-selling PlayStation 5 exclusives so far with two more coming soon.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 promises uncompromised ray tracing across all performance settings, showcasing a commitment to a superior experience.
This all but confirms that Horizon Forbidden West, presumably including the Burning Shores DLC, is headed to the PC soon.
Bethesda's magnum opus will likely win a GOTY award or two, the only question is, will it go home with arguably the biggest one of them all?
Despite a successful PlayStation launch, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart stumbles on PC, raising questions about Sony and its PC port strategy.
You can definitely play Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on your Steam Deck, but it won't deliver the same experience as on a PlayStation 5 or PC.
So far, Insomniac Games has only confirmed that it's working on Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and Marvel's Wolverine.
Why this massive PC port announcement wasn't part of the May 24 PlayStation Showcase is one of life's biggest mysteries.
The most obvious contenders at the moment are the long-rumored PC ports of Ghost of Tsushima and/or Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.
PlayStation Studios just figured out that bringing its best-selling titles to an arguably wider audience brings it a ton of money.
Nixxes Software will have its hands full porting over a game specifically designed to take advantage of the proprietary SSD of the PS5.
It won't be long before Miles Morales stealthily crawls his way to join Peter Parker on the PC.
We already knew that God of War: Ragnarok is going to be massive but the rumored file size makes it literal.
A video game leaker says the game may come to the PC in 2023.
The PlayStation site update hints at a potentially massive change to the PlayStation ports that are available or are coming to the PC.