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Late last year, following the release of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Insomniac Games announced that the title would be getting a rather significant update in 2024 – bringing with it a NewGame+ mode, additional accessibility options and more. Set to arrive on the 7th of March, we now have a complete breakdown of what to expect. …

Sea of Thieves has proven to be one of Xbox’s most successful console exclusives. Launching all the way back in 2018, the game has gone from strength to strength, selling millions of copies on Steam alone and promising a decade’s worth of support from the team at Rare. Following reports that the game would be …

We've heard about Hi-Fi Rush coming to other platforms for a few weeks now. A leak has already pointed to the game landing on PS5 this year but Bethesda has accidentally announced it early with a trailer this afternoon. It would seem that there was some confusion over which games were being announced for other …

Hi-Fi Rush finally makes the jump from PC and Xbox Series X/S to PS5 next month.

The Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo has been available for a little while now on PS5 but today, Square Enix has released an update, expanding the amount of the game players can explore early. The new updated version of the demo is now available, which allows players to explore more of the map, including a …

Microsoft has confirmed that Sea of Thieves will come to PS5 in April, and outlined when Pentiment, Grounded, and Hi-Fi Rush will also go multiplatform.

We all loved custom themes on PS4, but is this feature on PS5? Here's whether or not you can put custom themes on your new console, or change the background.

Three titles are slated for release for three consecutive months starting this February. PS5 owners were disappointed with the announcement from Sony stating that the console was at the "latter stage of its life cycle," but fret not, since the gaming entertainment giant is not done with the current-gen console just yet with upcoming video game titles.

PS Plus subscribers can claim three free games this month, including 2022's best (and deadliest) sports game.

Just as promised, today Microsoft uploaded the official Xbox podcast, with Phil Spencer, Sarah Bond and Matt Booty all sitting down to discuss 'updates on the Xbox business'. Ignoring how odd it is to see something like this from a console maker like Xbox, we do get some much needed clarifications on recent rumours. Kicking off with the games exclusivity discussion, Spencer confirms that four first-party Xbox games will be going to PlayStation and Nintendo.