As one of Sony's most successful consoles, the PlayStation 4 is home to some of the best games ever. Check out 30 of them here.
Director Chad Stahelski confirms that the Ghost of Tsushima film adaptation is continuing to make progress behind the scenes.
Armor from God of War, Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon, and a Ghost Shell, ship and Sparrow from The Last of Us is available for Silver.
Sucker Punch's open world action-adventure samurai epic has hit a major sales milestone in Japan, Sony has announced.
"To really try and not only live up to but exceed what the game has done with its visuals is completely fascinating to me," says director Chad Stahelski.
These breathtaking levels are sure to blow you away with stunning art direction and high fidelity visuals.
Ice levels can be a lot of fun, but these 15 levels are anything but.
If you like a challenge, these games on their hardest difficulty modes should not be missed.
This is how you strike fear into your foes' hearts.
The studio behind the Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise has revealed that the success of Ghost of Tsushima emboldened them to release Like a Dragon: Ishin! in the west.
Chad Stahelski says Sony is "so on board" with the idea of doing the Ghost of Tsushima film completely in Japanese.
Playing these games a second time around is more or less essential for having the complete experience.
These recent single player games offer some amazing boss fights that will stay with you long after the credits roll. And oh, you will find nothing from the Soulsborne genre here.
Sucker Punch has announced that its open-world samurai action-adventure game has shipped almost 10 million copies.
Some games can have surprisingly dark and depressing starts to their stories, and here are 15 such games.
When the inevitable sequel arrives, here's what we want from it.
Sucker Punch job ads suggest the studio is working on a new open world game with melee combat and stealth mechanics.
These games are the absolute cream of the crop when it comes to the open-world stealth subgenre.
Ready for some tearjerkers?
It's frankly astonishing how we can get so attached to the mere existence of a fictional character that their demise leaves us teary eyed.
