The PS5 reveal earlier today revealed more information on the upcoming console and games. The PS5 console itself was finally revealed after the hour long presentation, along with official accessories.
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Although The Last of Us Part II is not releasing until 19th June 2020, Naughty Dog has already pushed out an update for the game ahead of release. The day-one update adds a photo mode and concept art gallery to the game, along with bug fixes and improvements.
Read MoreSony has rescheduled it’s PS5 event that was originally planned for last Thursday, 4th June. The event will now go ahead this Thursday, 11th June 2020 at the same time of 9pm BST / 10pm CEST.
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Sony has been fined by the Australian authorities over it’s PlayStation refund policy. The Australian Federal Court handed Sony Europe a AUD $3.5m / £1.9m fine because it’s digital refund policy was found to be in breach of Australian Consumer Law.
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The new PlayStation Store releases for Europe and North America have been revealed for the forthcoming week. A total of eighteen games are set to be released this week, with fifteen releasing in North America and eleven releasing in Europe.
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The UEFA Euro 2020 update is now available to download for eFootball PES 2020, as part of Data Pack 7. The real life tournament has been postponed to 2021 due to COVID-19, so the update content has been adjusted accordingly.
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The new games joining the PlayStation Now service have been revealed. This month, gamers can look foward to a trio of new titles, including survival horror Metro Exodus and stealth action adventure Dishonored 2.
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A dynamic theme featuring Tifa from Final Fantasy VII Rename is now free to download from the PlayStation Store. Previously, this theme was exclusively available in the US by purchasing two Final Fantasy VII themed Butterfingers.
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In light of the protests in America and around the world at the moment, Sony has decided to postpone the PS5 event that was scheduled to take place on Thursday, 4th June 2020. The announcement was made on @PlayStation twitter account.
Read MoreThere still appears to be some confusing about the PS5’s backwards compatibility, and recent changes to the PS5 website aren’t helping. Following Mark Cerny’s presentation on the technical aspects of the PS5, Sony clarified that most games PS4 will be playable on the PS5.
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