Bethesda’s Deathloop remains a PS5 console-exclusive, and had a deeper look at its ‘assassin vs assassin’ narrative at the PS Showcase yesterday.

After spending nearly half a year banished from Sony’s marketplace, the controversial open-world game is back. But is it enough?

Reaching a much bigger audience this week is Capcom’s Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection. The rebooted title is out now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

It might be the end of the world, but there’s still a murder to solve. Acclaimed RPG Disco Elysium returns in “Final Cut” form this month.

Things just keep getting worse for CD Projekt Red and the just released Cyberpunk 2077. Sony’s PlayStation Store has delisted the game.

Sony is getting official with it’s in-house studios. They’ll all be together under one heading, PlayStation Studios, for the launch of the PS5.

Sorry Sony fans, even though there’s a fresh console arriving this year, the PlayStation company won’t be attending E3 this June.

There were some very sharp looking titles shown off at yesterday’s Sony presser, but there weren’t many of them. And man was it a weird show.

There were some big games shown off at Sony’s PlayStation press conference last night. But I think it’s fair to say that Capcom’s Resident Evil 2 got the biggest pop.

One of the best games of the current generation has arrived in God of War. Does the much anticipated release live up to the hype of a beloved franchise taking up a new direction?