Sony's upcoming mid-gen refresh is selling well ahead of its November release, if its placement on Amazon's bestseller charts is anything to go by.
Team Asobi and Sony's 3D platformer's launch month sales beat Sonic Frontiers and Crash Bandicoot 4 by 34 percent and 52 percent respectively.
Total hardware spending fell by 36 percent year-over-year, with the Nintendo Switch seeing a whopping 41 percent drop in sales.
Ballistic Moon and Sony's horror adventure remake reportedly saw 28 percent fewer players on PS5 at launch than the doomed hero shooter Concord.
Meanwhile, PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers will also get access to a couple of survival horror classics in Dino Crisis and Siren.
First released 2004 with a game library spanning the following decade, it’s easy to see just how ahead of the curve Sony were with their PlayStation Portable.
After servers went offline indefinitely earlier in April, the platformer and all its DLC will be removed from the PlayStation Store this month.
SIE Santa Monica Studio's action-adventure title will be one of several first-party games to receive PS5 Pro enhancements upon the console's release, it's been confirmed.
Ballistic Moon has done an admirable job rebuilding the classic narrative horror, but is it worth the $60 price of admission?
The Until Dawn movie is scheduled to release worldwide in October of next year. A remake of the horror game recently released for PS5 and PC.
Ballistic Moon and Sony's remake of the horror adventure title has seen disappointing numbers at launch, to the extent of being one of PlayStation's worst PC releases to date.
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Developed by Ballistic Moon, the remake offers improved visuals, a new camera perspective, a reworked Prologue, and much more.
Despite its launch controversies, the PlayStation 3 still played host to a stellar line-up of exclusives and blockbusters.
Ballistic Moon's upcoming remake of Supermassive's acclaimed narrative horror title may not be the last we see of the series.
Developed by Ballistic Moon, the remake launches on October 4th for PS5 and PC. On top of improved visuals, it offers new features and content.
The sequel to Kojima Productions' 2019 action-adventure is upping the weirdness quotient. Check out all the latest details here.
Players will also have the option to challenge Gran Turismo Sophy on two tracks and pursue an Audi-focused Extra Menu in GT Café.