It was previously claimed that Sony was working on a new portable device that could natively run PS5 games, which is now being corroborated by another source.
It's unknown when Playground's open-world racing title could come to PS5, but Microsoft reportedly believes it can do "quite well."
The device's new colour variant will be available at the same price, but initial quantities will be limited, it's claimed.
The cancellations reportedly occurred recently, though the 2023 fighting game could still receive one or two more Kameo Fighters.
Earlier this year, developer Larian Studios suggested the acclaimed RPG had sold well above 10 million units across all platforms.
The device is reportedly still years away from release, but is intended to compete against the Nintendo Switch and any potential handheld that Xbox may release.
Talks between both companies are allegedly ongoing, and a deal could be reached in the "coming weeks" if everything goes well.
Launched in 2016 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC, the acclaimed Souls-like is allegedly getting the remaster treatment at some point.
A remaster of the classic real-time strategy title could be announced soon, with the series' 30th anniversary celebrations set to happen soon.
The action RPG is seemingly coming with Patch 1.4, though it's meant to be a console exclusive for PS5 until at least January 2025.
The game is set four years after the events of Resident Evil Village, and will also feature Chris Redfield and Barry Burton in prominent roles, it's claimed.
The recently released app is reportedly earning $3 million in revenue every day, which is thrice as much as even the uber-successful Pokemon GO.
Though only one title is confirmed to run in 8K on Sony's upcoming console, players can still capture absurdly high-resolution images.
The official safety guide for the console is out in the wild ahead of launch and also seemingly confirms 16.7 TFLOPS GPU performance.
The deal also reportedly didn't include the cost of Sony's acquisition of Firewalk Studios or the IP rights for Concord.
It's claimed that Ubisoft expected the title to sell as well as the bestselling Metroidvanias out there, though it has only sold approximately a million units thus far.
Some of Prince of Persia: The Lost crown's recently disbanded dev team has moved to the project, which is in the works at Ubisoft Milan, it's claimed. Series creator Michel Ancel is allegedly serving ...
The acclaimed Metroidvania title failed to meet Ubisoft's sales expectations, following which pitches for further expansions and a sequel were rejected, it's claimed.
It's been claimed that reviews for BioWare and EA's long-awaited fantasy action RPG will go live a few days ahead of its release at the end of this month.
It's reportedly been in development for "at least two years." It may also be revealed next month on Hazelight's 10th anniversary.
