With a week to go until Battlefield: Hardline is release, EA have released the launch trailer for the game. The first-person cops-and-robbers shooter, developed by Visceral Games in collaboration with EA Digital Illusions CE, will be released on March 17th 2015.
Sony didn’t announce March’s PlayStation Plus line-up until the very last minute, and it turns out that’s because a title was dropped at the last minute. Dishonored was intended to be one of the PS3 games available this month, but was replaced at the last minute.
The next major expansion for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is coming in June 2015, Square Enix has announced. The expansion, called Heavensward, will add new zones, flying mounts, three new jobs and expands the Eorzean landscape.
Sony have posted a discount code on Twitter, giving you 10% off purchases from the UK PlayStation Store. However, the code is only valid for today and cannot be used for pre-orders, subscriptions and video content. Enter the discount code (L5MFCEP358) on the checkout screen to get an instant 10% off.
Following our recent discovery about PlayStation Now in Europe, we’ve recorded a video showing the beta in action. We go thorough the process of renting Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception for 30-day (for free) and proceed to playing the the first few minutes of the game – all within 8 minutes.
Sony appears to be close to releasing PS4 Firmware v2.50, as screenshots of the beta version have been leaked online. A number of features have been revealed in the leak, including the ability to suspend games even in Rest Mode, Custom Button Assignment and Deleting Trophies with zero percent.
It looks like the PlayStation Now beta is already underway in Europe, as I’ve discovered today. I was able to access the PlayStation Now beta app, and found sixteen games available to rent – all available for free. Based in the UK, I was able to access a number of games including BEYOND: Two Souls, Uncharted 3 and inFamous 2.
Harmonix has announced that Rock Band 4 is coming to the PS4 and Xbox One this year – nearly five years after the last title in the series was released. The good news is that all DLC previously purchased on the PS3 will be compatible with the new game, without having to buy them again.
New content is available on the European PlayStation Store, with six new PS4 games, four new PS3 games and seven new PS Vita games. New PlayStation Plus content is also available to download, with six new titles added to the Instant Game Collection.
Earlier today at the Game Developers Conference, Sony made a number of big announcements regarding the PS4 and Project Morpheus. First off, the latest PS4 sales figures now stand at 20.2 million units sold worldwide, making it the fastest selling console in PlayStation history.
