Earlier this year, we were treated to the announcement of the PlayStation Classic, a console coming pre-built with twenty PSX classics. But, how did they manage to get it all on one console? Simple: a pre-existing emulator.

Beat Saber has been around since May on the PC. In between relishing in their success, Beat Games have also been bringing their virtual reality experience to the PSVR.

Fallout 76 was going to be a fairly modest sized game, file size wise. But, now it’s getting bigger due to a patch released recently.

Blizzard is getting a ton of backlash for their announcement of the mobile only Diablo: Immortal. Things are even more interesting now as one fan bought the domain playdiablo4.com which actually leads to a free to play (some might say better) alternative game called Path of Exile.

Path of Exile is a hack and slash rpg that is an alternative to the Diablo series that is actually doing very well for itself. Considered by some to be more hardcore, Path of Exile features deep customization and an interesting world. It’s making its on PS4 very soon.

The Forest has been on PC and now it’s time for it to come to the console market. According to the dev, it wasn’t too hard porting the open-world title from PC to the PS4.

While it may have taken us almost 20 years, we’ve finally managed to collect a total of ten perfectly reviewed games. Ranked in no particular order, these are the best games of all time, according to us.

Since 2015 P.T. has been off the PlayStation Store and brought it to becoming a rare item. Collectors aim to never uninstall P.T. lest they want the game to be gone forever. A rumor surfaced that claimed a recent patch rendered the game unplayable. Finally, even though fans debunked it themselves, Konami came out to assure fans they haven’t bricked the game on existing consoles.

The November lineup of free games for PlayStation Plus members has been announced. Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition – PS4 Take on the role of Grayson Hunt, an exiled member of an assassin group known as Dead Echo that crash-landed on…

As reported last week, No Man’s Sky was going to reveal a new update this week called The Abyss. Hello Games gave us a little surprise and released it earlier today. Numbered at 1.7, this newest update isn’t a spooky…