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We’re getting Danganronpa V3 in the west, and it’s coming to PS4 and PS Vita next year.

Yakuza 6 and original Yakuza remake Yakuza Kiwami—the latest in the Sega-made crime series beloved in Japan and in the Luke Plunkett household—are coming to the West on PS4. Summer for Kiwami. Early 2018 for Yakuza 6 according to Sega.

Hell Yes, Ni no Kuni II

Announced last year at PSX, here it is again: Ni no Kuni II, one of the most gorgeous video games we’ve ever seen. It’ll be out in 2017 for PS4.

Knack 2 Announced For PS4

I know you were all worried it might not, but rest easy: Knack 2 exists. Sony just revealed that a sequel to the origianl launch title for the PS4 is in the works and groovier than ever. Mark Cerny, lead architect and producer on the PS4 and Vita, but perhaps best known for the arcade…

Three Japanese PlayStation classics, Parappa The Rapper, Patapon and Loco Roco, are getting high resolution PS4 remasters. The first had been on PlayStation console but the latter two were originally for PSP.

Resident Evil 7’s teaser demo gets a final update tonight, playable on PS4 and PSVR—for free. Hopefully the infamous finger mystery resolves itself this time.

Sony Is Bringing Wipeout Back With A Multi-Game Collection

After several years away, the classic PlayStation racing franchise Wipeout is returning with the Wipeout Omega Collection coming in summer of 2017. It’ll include 2012’s Wipeout 2048, 2008’s Wipeout HD and that game’s expansion 2009 expansion Wipeout Fury. The collection is for PS4. Over on the PlayStation blog, Sony is saying that the games “are…

Destiny’s Sparrow Racing League returns this winter with The Dawning, an event that will likely be full of microtransactions. Most importantly: Icebreaker is coming back!

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Is Coming in 2017 

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is real and coming out late next year, Capcom announced today during the PlayStation Experience keynote. Rumors began circulating earlier this week that Capcom would reveal the latest game in its cross-over fighting series at this weekend’s PlayStation Experience. This is the trailer: It’s been just over five years since the…

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Will Star Chloe

Despite being a fan favorite, Chloe Frazer was completely absent during Uncharted 4. What happened to Chloe after Drake’s Deception? Looks like we’re finally getting an answer that exact question. Announced today during the Playstation Experience event, here’s your first look at a new, standalone adventure with the women of Uncharted, Chloe and Nadine. Looks…

Something Wild Happens If You Watch Both Death Stranding Trailers At Once

After the newest Death Stranding teaser dropped, creator Hideo Kojima encouraged fans to go back in and look for clues, hinting that he was hiding some secrets within the footage. Fans are starting to find these secrets, and guess what, they are bonkers. As spotted by constablegrimes, if you play both trailers side-by side (which…

This Week In The Business: Want To See A Magic Trick?

QUOTE | “Essentially, in this industry you need to do magic tricks. We did a magic trick with Party Hard, and we can’t do it again. If we have a game with Twitch integration, now every goddamn game has Twitch integration. We can’t do Twitch Plays Punch Club twice.” – Tinybuild CEO Alex Nichiporchik says…

Overwatch Player Uses Glitch To Walk Team Of Roadhogs Into Oncoming Traffic

Those poor Roadhogs. They trusted you! Pvthazard figured out that Overwatch’s new map, Oasis, has a bug where if you shoot a Roadhog while he’s hooking you, the hook won’t retract. Upon realizing this, Pvthazard did what any sensible person would: they spawned a team of NPC Roadhogs and got hooked by every single one,…

A Day After Awards Show, Skyrim Mod Enderal Recognized As ‘Best Fan Creation’

The 2016 edition of The Game Awards came and went on Thursday night with all trophy winners announced save one. But we found out today that Skyrim mod Enderal did indeed win the fraught Best Fan Creation category. Show host Geoff Keighley confirmed the win to Kotaku, saying that not mentioning them last night was…

Parsing Nolan North’s Vague Comments About The Voice Actor Strike

Last night at the Game Awards, Uncharted voice actor Nolan North made some vague and puzzling remarks referencing the recent voice actors’ strike during his acceptance speech for “Best Performance.” Throughout the web, his comments were interpreted as criticism of the strike. But was that really what he was trying to say? Perhaps North’s comments…

Here’s our first look at Full Throttle: Remastered It looks pretty much exactly how I would expect a remastered edition of Full Throttle to look, which, not complaining! It’ll be out next year, at which point we can collectively suss out whether or not the bulk of the game holds up as well as that…

Pewdiepie Swears He’ll Delete Channel At 50 Million Subs, Fans Unsure If He’s Serious [Update]

Felix Kjellberg is a jokester, and that sense of humor has helped him build the biggest empire on YouTube. But at the end of a recent video titled “DELETING MY CHANNEL AT 50 MILLION,” the Swedish superstar gets serious. “I will delete my channel once Pewdiepie hits 50 million,” Kjellberg declares, with a completely straight…

Hannibal Fans Are Psyched To See Mads Mikkelsen In Death Stranding

Hideo Kojima’s new best friend, Mads Mikkelsen, features heavily in the new trailer for Death Stranding. To most people, Mikkelsen is best known as the villain in the Doctor Strange movie, if he’s known at all. But the Danish actor already had a thriving fanbase, and they’ve got some feelings about his appearance in Kojima’s…

How To Use Pokémon Go’s Latest Tracker

After months of testing, Pokémon Go’s new tracker is finally available. And calling its reception “controversial” would be an understatement—but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t work! Complaints are so ubiquitous that moderators on the mobile game’s subreddit are forced to delete them. Many think the new tracker, which launched yesterday, is confusing because the “Sightings”…

The Remarkable Achievements Of A Game Called F.E.A.R.

Eleven years after its release, the first-person shooter F.E.A.R. still feels ahead of its time. It is one of the smartest shooters ever made, a game that won’t wow you with a screenshot but should impress you if you play it. In F.E.A.R., you play the Point Man, a rookie in a crack squad of…