Sony related news and articles

Sony is set to expand the Playstation 4’s backwards compatibility all the way back to the PS2 generation, significantly expanding the range of games.

French developer Quantic Dream’s Beyond: Two Souls will be released on 26th November in Europe, an announcement on the Playstation blog says. Beyond: Two Souls was an interactive drama storytelling game, in a similar vein to Heavy Rain, and first released on PS3 in 2013. The game featured the protagonist Jodie, who was portrayed by […]

Sony plans to end developing their own games for their handheld console the PS Vita in order to concentrate their resources on PS4 development.

Sony’s first official remote for the Playstation 4 will be released in the UK before the end of 2015. The remote was originally set to be released on 31 October 2015 in the United States, although select retailers are already offering the device.

Reports are suggesting that Sony will cease supplying Playstation 3 consoles to the New Zealand market once the current stocks have been sold.

The future of Sony’s handheld gaming venture is not looking particularly strong, as the rapid growth of mobile gaming brings in to question the stability of the handheld console market.

In the wake of China’s rescinded console ban, Sony has struggled to reach their desired sales targets in the region.

Gamers looking to make the jump to a current gen console might be persuaded by Sony’s latest Playstation 4 bundles, particularly if they are fans of third person platforming action games.

The upcoming weeks are packed full with some major titles being released, including remakes of older classics, sequels and entirely new IPs.

Playstation Plus’s one month and three month subscriptions are going to be permanently raised in price from 1 September 2015 onwards.