The server test session will be available for all players on Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC, with pre-loads currently available.
Titles such as The Messenger, Abzu, My Friend Pedro, Ashen, The Artful Escape, and several others will also be dropped from the catalog.
Take-Two is the parent company of Rockstar Games, 2K, Private Division, Zynga, and more.
Dark Raiden from Mortal Kombat X is the antagonist of this season, available until June 4th alongside new cosmetics and gear.
It also doesn't "know exactly when we will launch Hades 2 in early access," though it's supposed to arrive soon after the test concludes.
A "subset of players" will receive access to the first area of the title with "other early-game characters, systems and content."
Also joining the service's library of games are Harold Halibut, Orcs Must Die! 3, EA Sports NHL 24, and more.
Available for all platforms, the trial allows for up to two hours of playtime, with progress carrying over to the game.
Sony is also allegedly encouraging implementing ray tracing more, with developers having access to 1.2 GB of additional system memory.
The event will feature announcements, updates, and developer interviews for over 50 games.
You will no longer need a working knowledge of theoretical physics and quantum mechanics to figure out what the heck the retry screen's many options mean.
Only those who purchase the game in Japan can access the same, though they also get access to all other voiceover and text languages.
The showcase will feature roughly 20 minutes of announcements and updates for indie titles coming to Nintendo Switch in 2024.
A prominent leaker has claimed that Take-Two Interactive is gearing up for an announcement of the next mainline Mafia title.
"But we’re hoping to offer more options in the future," says Hangar 13's Remi Ercolani.
The studio CEO describes Helldivers 2 having a transmog system to confusing an apple for a piece of bacon.
Players can sign up to try out the new content and features coming to World of Warcraft with The War Within.
PC players can now check how well their rig can handle Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail's graphical upgrades.
Along with a complete overhaul of the penances system, Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is also getting a new enemy type.
Studio Zero will share the "appeal of this title", which launches worldwide this Fall for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC.
