Konami has announced that PES 18 will getting an online beta, starting tomorrow, 20th July 2018. The beta will allow players to try out the standard 1 vs 1 mode, as well as the new 3 vs 3 co-op mode. The beta will be able on PS4 and Xbox One, but a PlayStation Plus membership will not be required.
Not sure if you should buy the latest Mass Effect game? Luckily, Mass Effect: Andromeda is now available as a free trial on the PS4, allowing you to play the game for up to ten hours. After that, you can choose to purchase the full game.
The first limited edition PS4 Pro bundle has been revealed: the Destiny 2 branded PS4 Pro in Glacier White. The bundle will come with a 1 TB PS4 Pro in Glacier White, with matching DualShock 4 controller, and will be available from 6th September 2017.
Bungie has revealed details about the upcoming Destiny 2 Open Beta, which kicks off later this month. Those that have pre-ordered the game will get access on 18th July 2017, while everyone else will be able to access it from 21st July. The beta let you try out two competitive multiplayer modes and one co-operative mode.
Sony has worked some magic in the background to make synchronisation of your PlayStation trophies quicker with the PlayStation Network. A tweet from @PlayStation reveals that “Trophies will sync much more quickly so you can brag to your friends as soon as they’re unlocked.”
To celebrate the launch of Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy on the PS4, Sony is giving away come digital goodies completely free. The “Launch Pack” can be downloaded from the PlayStation Store, and includes a Crash Bandicoot dynamic theme and two avatars for your PSN Profile.
Sony has a nice line-up of new games for PlayStation Plus subscribers in July. Subscribers in Europe and North America will be getting seven new games, which includes Telltale’s Game of Thrones (PS4) and Until Dawn (PS4). As a bonus Sony has also included the first PlayLink title, That’s You, which makes use of your tablet or smartphone as a controller.
The latest patch for Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition is releasing today, fixing a number of bugs and adding several new features to the game. The patch includes a number of new additions, including a Biome Scale Slider, Woodland Mansions and the mobs that inhabit them, and seven new trophies.
The file size for Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, which releases this week, has been revealed. The digital version of the game from the PlayStation Store will require 23.50 GB of space on the PS4’s Hard Drive (or connected external storage), not including any day-one patches.
