Sony has introduced the PlayStation Hits range of games for the PS4, just like the PS3 before it. Available from 18th July 2018, some of the PS4 greatest titles will be available for €19.99/£15.99 RRP each, and will be available through the PlayStation Store and physically via retailers.
Naughty Dog has announced a huge milestone for The Last of Us. Marking the 5th anniversary of The Last of Us, Naughty Dog has revealed that the game has sold 17 million copies between the PS3 and PS4. The developers are currently working on the game’s sequel, with a lengthy gameplay trailer released earlier in the week.
Free-to-play title Fortnite has been a massive success for Epic Games. The company has revealed that the game has crossed 125 million players worldwide. The game has enjoyed continued updates, and there are more on the way. The main competitions to look forward to is the Fortnite World Cup.
Assassin’s Creed return this year, taking players on a new journey through Ancient Greece during the 5th century BCE. Set hundreds of years before the events of Assassin’s Creed Origins, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey takes place during the conflict between Sparta and Athens.
Santa Monica Studio has confirmed that a upcoming update will add New Game+ to God of War. The new mode will let you start a new game while keeping some of the weapons and upgrades you’ve obtained from the completion of your last play. However, New Game+ won’t be as easy as you might imagine, as the difficulty has increased too.
Remember PlayLink, the PS4 feature that allows you to play games using your mobile instead of a DualShock 4 controller? Sony has announced seven new PlayLink compatible titles heading to the PS4, featuring a mixture of new games and classic party games, including Uno, Poker and Blackjack.
20 years since the game was first release, Resident Evil 2 is getting the remake treatment with a PS4 version, and releasing in January 2019. The game will use the same powerful RE Engine that was used in Resident Evil 7, with every detail from Raccoon City and it’s inhabitants being rebuilt from the ground up with photorealistic graphics.
The PlayStation press conference at E3 last night (or this morning depending on which timezone you’re in) showcased a number of games and new trailers on games you can expect over the next few months. It was one of PlayStation’s shortest showcases, but there was plenty of content to enjoy. If you missed any of them, check them out below.
Following Sony’s E3 press conference last night / this morning, a special treat has been revealed for PlayStation Plus subscribers. To celebrate the upcoming release of Call of Duty: Black Ops, all PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to download Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 for free on the PS4, until 11th July 2018.
