Ghost of Tsushima sold over 8 million copies and has been rightfully celebrated. However, not everyone has reciprocated positively, such as the director of the PlayStation exclusive Days Gone. Days Gone director Jeff Ross took to Twitter and quote retweeted the…
Dbrand has revealed all-new PS5 Darkplates 2.0 that changes the console’s appearance and enhances the thermals using vents. Sony has recently threatened legal action against Dbrand, a manufacturer selling replaceable side plates for the PlayStation 5 called “Darkplates.” Cease & Desist…
Welcome Cogs In A Machine Ep.12! Here Trevor Osz and TheFloorHugger deep dive into the games industry. From interesting information to funny stories they dive into it all. In this episode of Cogs In A Machine, we look at the best…
Sony Interactive Entertainment has just trademarked ‘Soho Engine’ in Switzerland and New Zealand. This comes off of the heels of the technologies original registration in Europe. Yet, this initial trademark happen all the way back in October 2020.
Thanks to today’s State of Play, Returnal has been given a new look into gameplay and story. This most recent deep dive, the show’s off Housemarque’s knack for bullet-hell combat.
The PS5 DualSense drift complaints have been showing up on Reddit and Twitter since its November launch. Limited solutions to the drift issue look to have led to the class action lawsuit. Filed on February 12th, the complaint made in the…
The Last of Us Part II takes home, Metacritic’s annual User’s Pick the best of 2020 for games.
For the 11th year in a row, Metacritic has conducted its Best Of’s, as voted by users. Here, users make their voices heard across a multitude of mediums, representing the year’s best. From, movies, music, television, and, of course, video games. Practically everything is on the board.
Metacritic states that over 2,800 users participated in the voting. From there, the participants were asked to rank their 5 favorite titles of 2020. Now, how they’ve broken down the voting, more or less follows a point system. Meaning, the title that’s voted first in their respective category, receives 5 points. Then, the second-place title receives 4 points. Next, the third-place title receives 3 points and so on and so forth.
The developers behind the highly anticipated, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, revealed brand new gameplay details. While also speaking on how the PS5 has changed their approach to development.
In a talk with Games Radar, Creative Director Marcus Smith spoke extensively about the hardware. Mentioning, that the PS5, isn’t simply just an upgrade in visual fidelity. Instead, the system will offer much more for creators to play around with. While Game Director Mike Daly spoke at length about how the weapons of the game will make Ratchet, more immersive than ever before.
Thanks to several interviews dropping today, we now have details on both performance and cinematic modes coming to Demon’s Souls.