Sony confirms that those who're subscribed to both current services will automatically be given a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription.
As per a new report, any and all future games with a wholesale price of $34 or above will need to have time-limited trials that are at least two hours long.
Insomniac Games explains that all of its games already have the required patches to support VRR features on day one.
The move comes ahead of the revamped PlayStation Plus launch, which offers classic PS1, PS2, PS3 and PSP titles in its new Premium Tier.
More evidence has been uncovered that seems to point to the existence of the long-rumoured PS5 remake of The Last of Us.
Astro's Playroom, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, Resident Evil Village and other titles will receive support in the coming weeks via patches.
The racing sim debuted in second place, with FromSoftware's Elden Ring retaining its No. 1 position from the previous month.
Update 1.13 launches for the racing sim for free, adding new vehicles, a new track layout, new events, new Scapes, and several fixes.
This is according to an article on the storefront about the biggest upcoming PC games of 2022. The remastered collection is currently available for PS5.
Gran Turismo 7 producer Kazunori Yamauchi has teased an upcoming update that will add new cars to the racing sim's roster.
Sony has said that PlayStation Plus users will be able to "easily upgrade to a higher benefit plan at any time".
Sony is looking to recruit someone to "deliver a single, optimized PC sales growth and commercial plan" as it looks to expand its presence on the platform.
Hideo Kojima and his team at Kojima Productions seem to be at work on a PS5 title, based on one of his recent tweets.
The revamped PlayStation Plus will launch in Asian markets on May 23, before releases in Japan, the Americas, and Europe throughout June.
It seems likely that SIE Bend Studio's PlayStation and PlayStation Portable shooters will likely be part of the revamped PS Plus' library.
Horizon Forbidden West leaves plenty of tantalizing questions unanswered- here are some that we're still thinking about.
Insomniac Games' Mike Yosh – lead animator on Marvel's Wolverine – seems to suggest that motion capture recording for the game will begin soon.
This comes shortly after reports of Microsoft developing a similar system for Xbox consoles surfaced in the last few days.
Bruno Velazquez – animation director at SIE Santa Monica Studios – provides assurances that God of War Ragnarok is not going to be pushed back into 2023.
Guerrilla Games also continues to work on reducing visual shimmering, progression blockers in different Side Quests and much more.
