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Microsoft, Sony's main rival in the video game area, knows when the next generation of PlayStation will hit the market, despite the fact that it's only been two years since the PS5...

Our DualSense is tingling - If you’re planning to play some of the Best Local Multiplayer Games on PS5 this holiday, the...

Bag an even bigger discount - Black Friday has already been pretty good to us this year – have you had a browse through ...

Making room - One of the best things about the PS5 is that its storage space is so easily extendable, as Sony’s opted ag...

Over the years we have seen many first-party Sony titles outperform one another, meaning while 2018’s God of War managed to sell 3.1 million copies in 3 days – making it the fastest-selling PlayStation game at the time, it was soon outdone by both Marvel’s Spider-Man and then The Last of Us Part II. That …

Gran Turismo 7 launched earlier this year to great fanfare – though the title was admittedly missing some necessary features. One major omission was the ability to sell your cars as a means to purchase others. Fortunately, this (and much more) is now available thanks to GT7’s latest free update. Making the announcement on the …

Media Molecule’s Dreams remains one of the most unique titles to be published by PlayStation, with the game-creation toolkit amassing a moderate-yet-dedicated audience. As part of its community efforts, Media Molecule hosts an annual Impy Awards where they celebrate some of the most creative Dreams – nominations for which have now gone live. Making the …

Save on digital games, PS Plus and more - Black Friday has already been pretty good to us this year – have you had a bro...

The relative accessibility of digital gaming has allowed for far more titles to be published to online storefronts for much less cost than would be required if wanting to do so in a physical capacity. This has had its advantages and disadvantages – with the latter being that storefronts are now inundated with low-quality ‘shovelware’ …

TVs, gaming consoles, rechargeable LED lights, laptops and powerbanks for wi-fi/mobile routers are five of the main products predicted to be on the wishlist of many South Africans.