A PS4 beta tester has leaked over 15 screenshots of upcoming PS4 firmware update v2.50, showing the changes in the Dynamic Menu, the various accessibility options and more. The firmware is “coming soon” according to Sony, but in the mean time check out the screenshots to see what changes await you.
Sony has announced a free online multiplayer weekend for all PS4 owners this weekend, giving gamers three days of access. Starting Friday, March 20, at 12:01am Pacific through Sunday, March 22, at 11:59pm Pacific, you’ll be able to play online, even if you don’t have a PlayStation Plus subscription.
The sequel to Xbox One exclusive Titanfall has been confirmed, and will be going multiplatform this time around. Speaking to IGN at the BAFTA Game Awards, Respawn founder and CEO Vince Zampella has confirmed Titanfall 2 is in development, and will be coming to PS4 and PC, in addition to the Xbox One.
Sony has released the PlayStation Chart for North America, revealing that Dying Light was the top selling PS4 game last month. Dragon Ball Xenoverse came in at 2nd place, followed by Evolve. On the PS3, Minecraft continues to dominate the chart, followed by Resident Evil.
New content is available on the European PlayStation Store with six new PS4 games, nine new PS3 games and five new PS Vita games. New games include Hotline Miami 2, Atelier Shalliei (PS3) and Flame Over (PS Vita). You can also find 13 new PS Mobile titles.
Last week, details of PS4 Firmware v2.50 were leaked by beta testers, but this week Sony has released the main feature list for the upcoming firmware. PS4 Firmware v2.50, codenamed “Yukimura”, will finally deliver the Suspend / Resume feature that was promised by Sony prior to the PS4’s launch.
Bandai Namco’s Project CARS has been delayed to yet again, making it the third delay to date. After the last delay, the release date was set to April 2nd 2015, but today Slightly Mad Studios has pushed it back to May 2015. The claim is that the game is 99.9% complete but wants extra time to complete the remaining 0.1%.
Naughty Dog has announced that Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is being delayed to Spring 2016. Originally expected to release sometime this year, Naughty Dog has said the “game is much more ambitious than we originally envisioned.”
New content is available on the US PlayStation Store, with a number of new games added. New games include Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, Flame Over (PS Vita) and DmC: Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition. In total, you can find four new PS4 games, eight new PS3 games and five new PS Vita games.
We’ve recorded a new video showing inFamous 2 running on the European beta of PlayStation Now. We follow the same process as our Uncharted 3 video, renting the game for a period of 30-days and playing the first few minutes of the game. This time we’ve included over 12 minutes of footage, with a mix of gameplay and cutscenes.
