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Marvel's Wolverine, Dune: Awakening, Control Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Onimusha all land on PS5 between September 15 and September 25. That's not a release window, it's a pileup.
RuneScape Dragonwilds will launch on PS5 this fall, making it the first game in the franchise's 25-year history to appear on a console.
Sony Santa Monica revealed God of War Laufey with 20 minutes of gameplay, but all anyone can talk about is the giant talking Jell-O cube named Phranque. Fans are already plotting its demise.
Remedy confirmed Control Resonant's September 24 release date during Sony's State of Play, with Dylan Faden stepping into the spotlight as the only playable character while Jesse takes a backseat.
S-Game is pushing Phantom Blade Zero from September 9 to October 29, trading 50 days for upgraded visuals and a launch the studio believes players deserve from the start.
Sony revealed Until Dawn 2 at its June State of Play, swapping snowy mountains for a tropical island where a crew of fraudulent ghost hunters discover the paranormal is very real.
Magneto, one of fighting game history's most iconic characters, is back in a Marvel fighter. Arc System Works revealed him alongside Green Goblin and Carnage during today's State of Play.
Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider remake moves to February 12, 2027, sidestepping GTA 6 and joining Fable in the growing pile of games that would rather not compete with Rockstar.
From Sony's 60-minute State of Play on Tuesday to Xbox's showcase on Sunday, this week is a six-day sprint of reveals, trailers, and announcements. Here's everything you need to know.
Sony's upcoming 27-inch gaming monitor includes a DualSense charging hook built right into the display. Pre-orders open June 5.
A Push Square poll shows 45% of voters think June's PS Plus Essential games are a crap selection, with a second poll revealing 63% aren't looking forward to any of the three titles.
With Destiny 2's final update dropping June 9, fans are organizing a 'server slam party' to prove Sony made a mistake walking away from the franchise.
Sony pulled the plug on Destruction AllStars without any public announcement, delisting the game and killing its servers in a single day. It's the latest first-party live service casualty, and the way it happened is worse than the closure itself.
With Destiny 2 winding down and no sequel in active development, the staggering financial reality of building a modern AAA live-service game from scratch may have killed Destiny 3 before it ever started.
Sony paid $3.6 billion for Bungie. With Destiny 2 ending next month and no Destiny 3 greenlit, the studio's development pipeline is completely empty.
A God of War prequel starring Kratos' late wife Faye is reportedly headed to Sony's June 2 State of Play, alongside Marvel's Wolverine and potentially more PlayStation exclusives.
Bloomberg reports Bungie has no approved projects beyond Marathon, no Destiny 3 in the works, and significant layoffs coming. The studio that Sony paid $3.6 billion for is running out of road.
Sony just confirmed its biggest State of Play of the year, running over an hour and leading with an extended look at Insomniac's Marvel's Wolverine ahead of its September launch.
Hermen Hulst told PlayStation staff in a town hall that narrative single-player games will now stay exclusive to PlayStation consoles. Multiplayer titles like Marathon and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls will still ship on PC.
Sony is raising PlayStation Plus prices for new subscribers starting May 20, citing 'ongoing market conditions.' The timing is remarkable given Xbox just lowered Game Pass prices last month.
Three studios, one week, identical talking points. The word 'efficient' is doing a lot of heavy lifting in gaming's AI conversation right now.
Sony's CEO confirmed the PS6 has no set launch date or price, with memory costs driven by AI demand forcing the company to consider changing its entire business model.
Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hideaki Nishino detailed two internal AI tools during the company's corporate strategy presentation, including one called Mockingbird that compresses hours of animation into moments.
On May 8, Sony's CEO, an Epic senior manager, and a Warhorse creative director all delivered near-identical reassurances about AI and jobs. The timing is hard to ignore.