Figures published by retail analyst Chart-Track have revealed that Insomniac Games’ bombastic Xbox One exclusive, Sunset Overdrive, has debuted at second place in this week’s UK all-format charts.
In circumventing the problematic firmware 2.0, 2K Games has confirmed that the Evolve “Big Alpha” is now available to download on PlayStation 4 all the while extending the bout of testing across all platforms until Tuesday, November 4th.
Brace yourself, wallet. With All Hallows’ Eve in full swing across the globe, Valve has got into the holiday spirit by launching the annual Halloween sale on Steam that slashes the asking price of over one hundred games up until November 3rd.
For PlayStation 4 owners, this Halloween weekend was supposed to be a time filled with monster-hunting escapades as the Evolve Alpha was due to go live across Sony’s current-gen platform. But due to on-going problems as a result of firmware 2.00, Sony has announced that while the bout of testing is still available across Xbox One and PC, the PS4 version has been delayed until further notice.
Shortly after the release of PlayStation 4’s latest mandatory patch — technically known as firmware 2.0 — a select number of users began to encounter a system crashing bug when using the console’s Rest Mode.
Ubisoft has published the minimum, required and optimal PC specifications required to run upcoming MMO-styled racer, The Crew. You can find the comprehensive breakdown below, which notes that the title will only be compatible with 64-bit operating systems.
Disney has lifted the lid on a collection of new stills from Rob Marshall’s Into The Woods, which unites some of the most iconic characters from The Brothers Grimm fairytales.
After a Sony employee let news slip of the port in the comments section of the PlayStation Blog, Finnish developer Housemarque has officially announced plans to bring Resogun to PlayStation Vita.
The Walking Dead and Fury star Jon Bernthal has signed on for drug drama The Godmother along with Catalina Sandino Moreno, Oscar Jaenada and Mehdi Dehbi.
Over the past few months, Disney has been ramping up its IMAX output as part of the company’s recent deal with IMAX productions, with notable films including Maleficent and Guardians of the Galaxy being released in the format. And today we’ve learned that Star Wars: Episode VII — arguably the biggest film on the company’s slate — will also contain a single scene shot in IMAX.
