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PS5 and DualSense Prism Collection Announced, Launches February 4th, 2027
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the new DualSense Controllers and faceplates for the PlayStation 5, part of the Prism Collection, launching on February 4th, 2027. The collection features vibrant color options like Flare Orange, Graphite Grey, and Emerald Green, with transparent designs and metallic accents.
GTA 6’s Total Landmass is Nearly Equal to GTA 4, GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 Combined
Rockstar Games has revealed that Grand Theft Auto 6's total landmass is comparable to the combined playable areas of Grand Theft Auto 4, Grand Theft Auto 5, and Red Dead Redemption 2. The developer also highlighted the significantly increased number of detailed interiors and interactive environments within the game world.
A working PS4 dashboard was ported to Roblox alongside games like Undertale – it was quickly taken down, but a new…
A fan-made Roblox game, initially called 'PlayStation Experience,' successfully recreated the PlayStation 4 dashboard with playable versions of games like Undertale and The Simpsons: Hit & Run. Despite being quickly taken down by Sony, the developer has released a new version called 'Rostation Experience,' attempting to distance itself from the console maker. The project has sparked discussions about fan creations, copyright, and the use of AI in game development.
Sony channels the 90s with transparent PS5 consoles and DualSense controllers
Sony is releasing a new 'Prism' collection of transparent PlayStation 5 console covers and DualSense controllers in Flare Orange, Emerald Green, and Graphite Grey, launching February 4, 2027. This design choice revives the popular transparent aesthetic of 1990s consoles like the Game Boy Color and Nintendo 64. The new accessories aim to complement the PS5's industrial design and will be available for pre-order starting November 10, 2026.
Here are our PS Plus monthly games for November 2026
Sony has announced the PlayStation Plus monthly games for November 2026, which include Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider: The Darkness Trilogy Remastered, and Monster Train 2. These titles will be available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 owners on November 3rd.
PS Plus Essential November Free Games Bring Fan Favorites
Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the PlayStation Plus Essential free games for November 2026, featuring Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV – VI Remastered, and Monster Train 2. These titles will be available to subscribers starting November 3.
New Hunger Games Movie Comes Out The Day After GTA 6, But Is The Director Scared?
The new Hunger Games movie, Sunrise on the Reaping, is set to release on November 20, the day after Grand Theft Auto 6's highly anticipated launch. Director Francis Lawrence expressed hope that audiences will find time for both, while industry analyst Mat Piscatella noted that many publishers are intentionally avoiding releasing games near GTA 6 due to fear of its impact.
Marvel's Ghost Rider movie adds rising Heated Rivalry star, and fans think they've already worked out who…
Marvel Studios is reportedly in talks with rising star Connor Storrie to join Ryan Gosling in the upcoming Ghost Rider film. While Gosling is expected to play Johnny Blaze, Storrie is rumored to portray a different Spirit of Vengeance, possibly Danny Ketch, which fans speculate could offer a fresh take on the character's origins. The film is set to begin production next year with a July 2028 release date.
Sucker Punch Lays Off 24 Staff Weeks After Ghost of Yōtei’s Echoes of Sekigahara Launch
Sucker Punch Productions, the studio behind Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Yōtei, has laid off 24 employees, approximately 10 percent of its staff. This decision comes less than a month after the launch of the Ghost of Yōtei: Echoes of Sekigahara expansion, despite the game selling millions. The layoffs are attributed to market challenges and the needs of the studio's next project, and follow similar cuts at other PlayStation studios like Bluepoint Games and Bungie.
PlayStation’s Gaming Legacy Gets a Massive Collector’s Edition
Sony Interactive Entertainment is releasing a new 400-page book titled "PlayStation: The First 30 Years" to document the history of its gaming hardware. Available in Standard and Deluxe editions, the book features visual archives, concept sketches, and insights from engineers and designers like Teiyu Goto and Ken Kutaragi. The Deluxe Edition, limited to 1,994 copies, includes a signed photographic print.
Sucker Punch Productions reportedly lays off 24 employees following launch of Ghost of Yōtei: Complete Edition
Sucker Punch Productions has reportedly laid off 24 employees, citing market challenges and future project needs. This news comes after the recent launch of Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island, which followed the successful release of Ghost of Tsushima. Sony Interactive Entertainment has been contacted for comment.
Ocarina of Time Remake: Why the Wait Is Unbearable — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
The article argues for a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, highlighting its groundbreaking innovations in 3D gaming and enduring themes. While acknowledging the Nintendo 3DS version, it suggests the original's age necessitates a modern update to address control issues, framerate, and potential cut content, while preserving its core charm for new and returning players.
Games Inbox: Is Marvel's Wolverine an underrated video game?
This collection of reader letters discusses the perceived underappreciation of Marvel's Wolverine, its impact on PlayStation 5 sales, and the rising cost of next-generation hardware and digital games. Other topics include potential new handheld consoles from Sony and Microsoft, the discovery of hidden codes in F-Zero GX, the future of BioWare franchises like Mass Effect and Dragon Age, and speculation about Nintendo's next mainline Zelda title.
Acclaimed PS5 Action Game Is 75% Off on PlayStation Store
The critically acclaimed PlayStation 5 action game, The Last of Us Part I, is available at a significant discount of up to 75% on the PlayStation Store. The Digital Deluxe Edition is priced at $19.99, down from $79.99, with the offer valid until November 5, 2026. The Standard Edition is accessible via the PlayStation Plus Extra Game Catalog.
Why There Won’t Be A Helldivers 3 Anytime Soon, If Ever
Arrowhead Game Studios' Chief Creative Officer Johan Pilestedt stated that a sequel to the popular Helldivers 2 is unlikely in the near future, as the studio prefers to focus on continuously updating the existing game rather than forcing players to start over. Pilestedt believes the live-service model, when done correctly by valuing the community, is more sustainable than relying on sequels. He also noted that the biggest competitor to a potential Helldivers 3 would be Helldivers 2 itself, suggesting a sequel would need to be significantly different to coexist.
SWG Restoration applies its New Dawn update, SWG Legends previews in-development visual updates
Two rogue servers for Star Wars Galaxies, Restoration and Legends, have released significant updates. Restoration's 'New Dawn' update introduces a DirectX 12 renderer, UI improvements, auction house updates, new mount stats, and housing enhancements. Legends has previewed graphical updates including improved lighting, shadows, and longer view distances, alongside restored enemy AI behaviors, hunt board updates, PvP quests, and new world bosses.
Delisted PS5 Sequel to Beloved PS2 Game Makes Surprise Return
Fantavision 202X, the PlayStation 5 sequel to the PS2 puzzle game Fantavision, has returned to the PlayStation Store and Steam after a period of being delisted. Sony Interactive Entertainment extended its licensing agreement with developer Cosmo Machia, allowing the game to be sold again for $9.99. The game supports 4K resolution and PlayStation VR2.
Canadian political party leader blames BioWare's closure on private equity, says government should help former employees buy it back
Avi Lewis, leader of Canada's NDP, has criticized the closure of BioWare, attributing it to private equity practices that prioritize short-term profit over business longevity. Lewis suggested that federal support should be provided to allow BioWare employees to buy back and run the studio themselves. This incident is part of a broader trend of politicians engaging with video game industry issues.
Games Inbox: What is the point of next gen consoles?
Readers debate the necessity and value of next-generation consoles, questioning their technological advancements and market impact. Other topics include the enjoyment and flaws of Onimusha: Warlords, the potential of Yoshi And The Mysterious Book, and the unsustainable business models of North American game development.
'This is the bit where the comet hits the earth and the dinosaurs die:' Tim Sweeney revisits scathing 26-year-old eulogy for beloved studio Looking Glass
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney's 2000 statement on the closure of Looking Glass Studios, which described the event as an 'economically realistic day' and criticized the studio's overhead and niche appeal, has resurfaced. While Sweeney stands by his assessment that game businesses must be profitable, industry figures have criticized his 'asshole CEO' mindset, highlighting the artistic impact of studios like Looking Glass and the often illogical reasons behind modern studio shutdowns and layoffs.
