During last year's holiday season, Microsoft's Xbox One outsoldSony's PlayStation 4 in both November and December, according to data fromNPD. Neither company released specific sales figures for the ...

Miguel "Migz" Llado started playing games and consoles in the early '90s. From the Famicom generation up to now with the Xbox Series S, he has enjoyed many years with different games and platforms. A ...

A popular PS1 RPG is getting a surprise PS5 and PS4 remake soon, and a free demo is available to play right now.

Capcom is bringing seven classic RPG titles to PS5 and PS4 in early 2026, the company has confirmed. First announced in ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook PS4 is getting a cult-classic PS2 game soon with an unexpected and big new feature. While the PS5 ...

In news we didn’t see coming, a 2016 PS4 console exclusive hack-and-slash game is getting a free offline version, taking ...

When making the transition to a new generation of gaming, moving over any saved data that you can is important. Microsoft has a way for gamers to transfer saved data to the Xbox Series X and S from ...

As we approach the beginning of the PlayStation 5 generation, you can expect to see a number of games releasing on both the PS4 and PS5. But it’s not just upcoming games that are getting in on the ...

Gamers can also pick up a Lovely Edition for PS4 and Switch outside of the standard disc release, which is available exclusively through iam8bit for $39.99. The game’s soundtrack is also up for grabs ...

Original story: Sony showed off a bunch of games that take advantage of the new PS4 Pro at its recent livestreamed event in New York. The PS4 Pro can enable games to display at 4K resolution, utilize ...

The PS4 Pro is going to upgrade plenty of already released games at launch. Some of the games we’ve already played and loved will be getting makeovers in 4K and other visual improvements. Worlds we’ve ...

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