You’re heading to the store to get a PS4 right now, and need to know which games to get. (Keep your eyes on the road, please!) Or you’re home, all set up, realizing you want more stuff to play. Or maybe you’re suiting up for a battle in the console war, applying your facepaint and trying to remember which games will…
Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida knows how you feel, No Man’s Sky players. He says he enjoyed the game, but understands why people are so upset about director Sean Murray’s tendency to over-promise and under-deliver.
During the recent PlayStation press conference in Tokyo, Sony announced V Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaiki da R?, a VR version of the What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord?
Oh hey! It’s time to take a look at the first day of the 2016 Tokyo Game Show.
Right now, it’s impossible to say with certainty if The Last Guardian will be worth the wait. But, after playing through the game’s new 45-minute demo, I can definitely say it will be one of the most unusual titles to hit the PS4 this year. What I played of The Last Guardian was at times frustrating and at other times…
Sony has confirmed with Kotaku that there have been layoffs today at the company’s San Diego studio.
This week the Tokyo Game Show kicks off. But days before, Sony is holding its annual Japan press conference. What newness will be revealed? Let’s watch and find out.
The Last Guardian, a video game best known for never actually coming out, got yet another delay today. It’ll now hit in December.
Sony says they won’t ask users to pay for patches on the PlayStation 4 Pro, despite some vague comments made by an executive this morning. “We will not charge consumers for patches,” a Sony representative said in an e-mail to Kotaku today.
Did Kirk and I think the PS4 Pro was impressive or underwhelming? Find out on today’s Kotaku Splitscreen. Or right here. Underwhelming. The answer is underwhelming.
Now, this is how you reveal the PS4 Pro. In Hong Kong, Sony Asia announced the console like this. Be sure to check out the stream (via ZhugeEX), so you can hear the violins.
Over the years, I’ve seen my fair share of console price drops. I’ve never seen one this dramatic.
Today, Sony finally pulled the veil—basically translucent at this point—off the Neo, officially known as the PlayStation 4 Pro. It’s a more powerful PlayStation 4 that will support 4K and HDR. Impressions so far are... mixed.
The PS4 Slim—which leaked all over the internet earlier this year—will cost a tidy $299. Better yet, the redesigned system (and controller) will be out real soon.
The next PlayStation 4 model, code-named Neo, will be revealed this afternoon in New York City. Let’s watch!
Today in New York City, Sony is expected to show off the top-secret PS4 Slim as well as the high-end PS4 Neo. We’ll be there, and you can find all the news on Kotaku as it happens. The event starts at 3pm Eastern. We’ll put up the stream closer to then.
D3 Publisher just launched a teaser site for a “new project,” which will be revealed next week as Sony’s press conferences kicks off in Tokyo. The lead image says “Love Ping Pong?”
Yesterday, reporter Laura Kate Dale posted a review and video of the PlayStation 4 Slim. Problem: the console isn’t out yet, nor has Sony announced it at all.
Sony’s PlayStation Now game streaming service is now available for Windows PC in North America. A seven day trial is available to new users, with $19.99 month, $44.99 three month and limited time $99 twelve month subscriptions on offer. Should go great with that controller dongle.
