Sony has revealed that PlayStation 4 hardware sales surpassed 7 million as of April 6th. News comes via the company’s official blog post, which also outlined the system’s first major update, firmware 1.70.
Naughty Dog’s critically adorned The Last of Us may be inching ever closer to its one-year anniversary, but the studio isn’t ready to hang up the hat just yet.
Taking to the PlayStation Blog, community strategist Eric Monacelli revealed the third and likely final batch of DLC for season pass owners, the Grounded Bundle. Following previous additions to the multiplayer along with the story-centric Left Behind, this latest patch packs a wealth of content for both modes, including the previously rumoured new difficulty.
According to a DualShocks report, Sony is prepping a rather hefty update to its Gakai-powered streaming service, PlayStation Now. Version 2.0, which weights in at 42 megabytes, will reportedly add a litany of new titles to the digital catalogue including Dead Island, Shadow of the Colossus and Guacamelee!
Double Fine, the studio behind revered adventure titles such as Brutal Legend and, more recently, Broken Age has released a new teaser trailer for its latest project, Hack N’ Slash.
Supergiant Games has announced that Transistor, the spiritual successor to 2011’s critically lauded Bastion, will launch across PS4 and PC on May 20th.
Amazon has outlined its strategy for its all-new gaming and media hybrid, the Fire TV. Speaking with Time, the company’s vice president of gaming Mike Frazzini touched upon the hardware’s target demographic along with acknowledging the niche market.
Though it’s been available in Europe for a little over two months by now, Sony confirmed today that the PS Vita Slim will launch across North America on May 6th alongside the handheld port of Borderlands 2.
Mark the date, folks, for it looks as though Monolith’s anticipated RPG, Middle-earth: Shadows of Modor, will go up against Alien: Isolation for gaming supremacy. Speaking with Game Informer, the company confirmed that the Tolkien-inspired adventure will indeed launch across Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3 and PC on October 7th.
After being appointed head honcho of Microsoft’s Xbox division in Marc Whitten's place, Phil Spencer has wasted no time in outlining plans for the company’s future.
