Square-Enix has announced that the PS4 version of Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Collection will be releasing this May in both Europe and North America. The PS4 version supports cross-play with the PS3 and PS Vita versions of the game that were released last year.
EA and Visceral Games have announced an exclusive membership program for Battlefield: Hardline which will provide various benefits to gamers, including early access to story-based DLC, monthly rewards and exclusive in-game events and items.
Square Enix have released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XV, this time showing the varied wildlife and ecology to be found in the game. The 3-minute trailer includes Chocobos, Adamantortoise, Behemoths and other animals Final Fantasy fans will be familiar with.
To celebrate Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn reaching four million registered accounts, Square-Enix are offering you the chance to log in and play the MMO completely free of charge this weekend. Starting this Friday (27th February) at 08:00 GMT, you can experience all A Realm Reborn has to offer for free.
Rockstar has announced that Heists are coming to Grand Theft Auto Online in March, adding a new four-player cooperative gameplay experience to the game. The new mode will let players pull off intense, multi-part raids and and robberies across Los Santos and Blaine County.
New content is available on the European PlayStation Store, with six new PS4 games, four new PS3 games and two new PS Vita games added. You can also find nine new PS Mobile titles and lots of new DLC for all three consoles.
A recent survey by Nielsen has revealed the top factors why Americans are choosing the PS4 over the Xbox One. It turns out that the better resolution of PS4 games is the top factor among current owners. The survey also reveals that 59% of PlayStation 4 owners previously owned an Xbox 360.
Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital have announced the release date for the much anticipated sequel Hotline Miami. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number will be releasing in North America on March 10th 2015, and Europe on March 11th.
Following yesterday’s interview of Jim Ryan by the Metro, Sony has made a statement regarding the PlayStation Plus Edition of DRIVECLUB, which was delayed after the game suffered server issues at launch. Sony has said that they are continually working on improving the server capacity to allow the launch of the PS Plus edition.
The Metro Newspaper today published a interview with SCEE CEO Jim Ryan about the recent quality of PS4 games, including DRIVECLUB and Assassin’s Creed Unity. In the interview Ryan was asked about the PlayStation Plus Edition of the game, which is long overdue, but his response has cast doubts on the game.
