Playstation stories - Page 41

Sony hints at untapped potential for the PS Vita, promising an exciting future with over 60 titles, including blockbuster games, by year's end.

Insider reveals that Sony contemplated dropping the optical drive in its new console, but ultimately decided that now's not the time.

Datura, an unusual offering by Sony's Santa Monica Studio, promises an enigmatic exploration but frustrates with unresponsive gameplay.

Ubisoft unveils From Dust for Chrome at $9.95. The immersive 'God' game makes its browser debut, extending its reach beyond consoles and PC.

Much has been made of the near-future tech on display in this, the franchise's fourth official instalment; so how does it stack up?.

Revolutionise your tabletop with PS Vita's latest AR game, making tanks battle in your living room. Available May 22, prices at $3.90.

Despite ongoing losses, Sony aims to sell 10 million Playstation Vitas this year, hinting at potential new reveals ahead of E3.

'Supernatural assassin game' coming this Spring. The company has also offered some more detail on what’s in store in the game.

Family Guy leaps off the TV and onto your consoles this spring, promising uncensored humour with 'Back to the Multiverse'.

You've got all the characters from history of PlayStation at your disposal - who do you want to see fight to the death?.

PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale confirmed, featuring iconic Sony characters in epic battles. Who's your dream fighter lineup?.

Question about whether new content in ‘Prepare to Die’ PC port will be made available on consoles remain unanswered.

Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 on PS Vita disappoints with cramped levels and weak puzzles, tarnishing both franchises.

MMA champion GSP teams with Square-Enix to bring realistic fighting to new game, Sleeping Dogs. The game focuses on triads in Hong Kong.

Ubisoft MD says uniform consoles could revolutionize game development, making them more fun and feature-rich for players.

From Super Mario Bros. to Final Fantasy X, here are 3 of the most disappointing video game endings of all time.

The service will offer unlimited viewing for $9.99 per month, rising to $16.99 per month once the introductory period is over.

Zipper Interactive's Unit 13 for PS Vita blends arcade fun with tactical shootouts, offering fresh dynamic missions despite AI flaws.

Ubisoft's Rocksmith challenges 'button rock' dominance, turning gamers into real guitarists with its groundbreaking approach.

TVNZ On Demand celebrates 5 years, boasting a 48% uplift in stream views with 70 linear years of content enjoyed by 1.8 million viewers.