After what seems like endless delays to Project CARS, it looks like Namco Bandai can finally confirm a release date for the game. A tweet by the company guarantees the May 8th 2015 release date, that was announced in March after yet another delay.
If you’ve applied for the European PlayStation Now beta, it’s time to check your inbox. Invites for the closed beta are now being sent out to lucky PS4 owners, with a PSN code to download the beta client. Once the client has been downloaded, you’ll be able to rent over 50 PlayStation Now titles for free.
The PSN Charts for March 2015 has been released, and like Europe, Bloodborne also topped the PS4 chart in North America. On the PS3, Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection was the top selling title, while Gravity Rush topped the chart on the PS Vita.
Square Enix have released a new trailer showcasing Final Fantasy X and X-2 HD for the PS4. The new trailer shows a mixture of gameplay and FMV sequences from the game, which has been remastered for the PS4.
The next Destiny expansion, titled House of Wolves, is scheduled to release in May 2015. The expansion will open up The Reef to Guardians, and with it will come new content, including activities, modes, events and gear. However, you’ll have to wait a few more weeks to find out exactly what’s included.
Sony has released the PAL PlayStation Store charts, revealing the top selling PlayStation Games in March 2015. After less than seven days on sale, PS4 exclusive Bloodborne was the big winner, fending off Battlefield Hardline to take the top spot on PS4.
The next major expansion for Final Fantasy XIV, Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward, is scheduled for release in June 2015, but Square Enix has released the opening sequence ahead of the release. Warning: The video contains spoilers from the end of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn’s main story.
Treyarch had announced that a new Call of Duty: Blacks Ops game is in the works – three years after the last title in the series. The official worldwide reveal for the game is scheduled for Sunday, April 26th 2015, where more details about the game will be unveiled.
OnLive, the California-based provider of cloud gaming, has announced that it’s service will be closing this month. As a result, Sony has been able to strengthen it’s own cloud gaming service by purchasing OnLive’s patent portfolio, making it the company’s second cloud-gaming acquisition since Gaikai in 2012.
The pre-order page for Batman: Arkham Knight has revealed that the game will require a minimum of 49 GB of space to install the game. It’s also worth noting that this does not include space required for game patches and DLC.
