Something (or things) lurk in the darkness of this new version of Dire Marsh, which debuts on June 2nd for all players in NIGHTFALL.
Out of the blue, Sony has decided to end multiplayer support for the vehicular combat title, five years after it launched on PS5.
There will be plenty of prizes to win in tournaments for Fortnite, Mortal Kombat 1, EA Sports FC 26, and Tekken 8, among others.
Subscribers who haven't claimed EA Sports FC 26 from May's Essential line-up can still do so by June 16th for PS4 and PS5.
A senior environment designer notes "various open-world content" for this "unannounced project" and "new IP" at the Dreams studio.
Several individuals who worked on the upcoming final update "begged" leadership to let others in the studio know, but to no avail.
Players can get their hands on the Peugeot 9X8, the Ferrari 499P, the Porsche 963 and the BMW M Hybrid V8 in time for Le Mans.
Sony had us all fooled with its carefully worded announcement about price hikes on PS Plus, but the cat's out of the bag now.
More details will be revealed "soon," but it seems a given that players can expect popular Space Marine armor sets and iconic weapons.
Variable Refresh Rate is now available on PS5 and PS5 Pro, while PC players can take advantage of Nvidia Reflex for improved response.
While the trademark filing doesn't reveal any details, its timing and title indicate that it could be a rebranding of Fairgame$.
Could Intergalactic resurface on June 2nd? Time will tell, but insider NateTheHate claims appearances from other first-party titles.
The absurdist comedy life sim is followed by Capcom's Pragmata taking the number 2 spot, and Pearl Abyss' Crimson Desert at number 3.
Insomniac will dive even deeper into its upcoming superhero title amid 60+ minutes of reveals and announcements from other studios.
Shadow’s quite a versatile hunter, and will prove to be quite the asset at both melee and ranged combat efforts against the Machines.
PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst allegedly informed staff of this decision in a recent town hall, per Bloomberg's Jason Schreier.
You'll have to pay $10.99 monthly or $27.99 quarterly, but current subscribers in specific regions will remain unaffected.
Rahul Kohli told the story of how he had to rush to the other end of Los Angeles, and found himself trapped in a lot of traffic.
PlayStation fans could yet see the return of Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, and many other iconic IPs, though when is anyone's guess.
Bungie is also working on a brand-new zone that dabbles more in "alien elements and mind warping debuffs" for the future.
