Competition in the world of game console is getting hot every year. Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo are trying to attract players with different strategies. Each by providing unique features, game libraries and services …
Sony turned to dismissal after failures in live service games. In 2024, 900 employees were dismissed. And now, it is seen that studios such as Visual Arts and PlayStation Studios Malaysia are also affected.
Former PlayStation Manager Shuhei Yoshida made striking predictions about the release of new generation consoles. PS6 is expected to be released in 2028, while Xbox may be on the market in the same period.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition, with advanced graphics and all additional ingredients, finally comes to Xbox and PlayStation. Players can make a career by managing amusement parks or build a dream park in virtual field mode.
Sony announced that the total PlayStation 5 sales reached 74.9 million units. This great success took place thanks to the record number PS5 sold in the 2024 Christmas season.
Microsoft announced that Xbox special game Forza Horizon 5 will come to PlayStation 5 in the spring of 2025 and announced that the game will be released with all additional content. Even better, with the support of cross -playing, Xbox, PC and PS5 players will be able to compete together.
Sony has signed a big surprise to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the PlayStation brand in the Chinese market and prepared an interesting surprise for Chinese customers: A Fitness Follow -up device with PlayStation themed …
Sony is launching PS5 Pro, which will be the last model of PS5. But are exclusive games ready for PS5 Pro? Which games will game lovers be able to play on PS5 Pro? Here is the full list!
PS5 Pro, the most powerful version of PS5, will be released in a few days. But according to Sony, the company had already started developing the PS5 Pro before the PS5 launch years ago…
Days before the release of PlayStation 5 Pro, all the features of the console may have been revealed.
