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Purest Form sign to Dais Records, announce 'RESISTANCE' EP — MP3s & NPCs
Los Angeles-based industrial trio Purest Form has signed with Dais Records and announced their upcoming EP, 'RESISTANCE,' set for release on September 4. The band also released a new single, 'Animal,' with an accompanying music video directed by vocalist Story Beeson, exploring themes of surveillance and freedom. Purest Form has also announced several upcoming live performances, including appearances at Cold Waves Festival and Darker Waves Festival.
[Let’s Talk] Summer Game Fest 2026 reactions
Following Summer Game Fest 2026, players are discussing the numerous third-party game announcements for the Nintendo Switch 2, including titles like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. The article prompts readers to share their personal highlights and favorite announcements from the event.
Check out the extended Marvel’s Wolverine gameplay trailer from State of Play
Insomniac Games revealed extended gameplay for Marvel's Wolverine during State of Play, showcasing its dark and gritty combat style. The trailer features Wolverine tracking captured mutants and battling cybernetically enhanced soldiers, highlighting his claws, healing factor, and a bloody combat system. The game, exclusive to PlayStation 5, will explore Wolverine's amnesiac past and military experiment origins, with Jean Grey also appearing to assist him.
Games Inbox: When will GTA 6 pre-orders start?
Readers discuss the long wait for Grand Theft Auto 6, speculating on when pre-orders might begin and when the next trailer will drop. Other topics include potential Star Wars games, Nintendo's announcement strategies, and Sony's price increases for PlayStation Plus.
PS5 Fans Vote Jak & Daxter As Their Most Wanted PlayStation Revival
A poll revealed that PlayStation fans most want a revival of the Jak & Daxter series on the PlayStation 5, with nearly 500 votes. Other highly requested franchises include Sly Cooper, Resistance, Killzone, and MotorStorm. Sony is reportedly exploring ways to bring back its legacy intellectual properties.
Sony bringing back PS1 games including WipEout and Ape Escape claim rumours
Rumors suggest Sony Interactive Entertainment is exploring the revival of several older intellectual properties, including PlayStation 1 titles like WipEout and Ape Escape, as well as the inFamous series. While Sucker Punch Productions is reportedly not involved in the inFamous revival due to their work on Ghost of Tsushima, leakers indicate Sony is considering bringing back unused IPs. This move could be a strategy to address criticism regarding a limited number of first-party releases by offering remasters and lower-budget sequels.
'There's Truth to It': Sony 'Considering' Bringing Back Your Fave Franchises on PS5
Rumors suggest Sony is exploring the possibility of reviving dormant PlayStation franchises for the PlayStation 5, including titles like inFAMOUS, Sly Cooper, and Ape Escape. While not confirmed, these discussions have energized the fanbase amidst ongoing concerns about the company's focus on live service games.
Everyone's Talking About DriveClub Again, PS4's Underappreciated Racer
The author expresses frustration with a segment of the gaming community that desires the return of older titles like Driveclub, Killzone, and Resistance, yet failed to adequately support them during their prime. This sentiment is shared by personal friends who expressed interest but never purchased the games.
Have Gamers Become Too Comfortable With Sequels and Remakes?
The article discusses the increasing prevalence of sequels and remakes in the gaming industry, questioning if gamers have become too comfortable with familiar titles. While acknowledging that some sequels and remakes push innovation, the author notes a decline in the number of new intellectual properties being developed and risks taken by major publishers due to rising development costs and the desire for guaranteed audiences.
PlayStation Studios: All Sony First-Party Developers and What They're Working On
Sony's first-party development teams, known collectively as PlayStation Studios, are working on a variety of new games across multiple platforms including PlayStation 5 and PC. The article details each studio's history, location, and current known projects, ranging from racing simulations and 3D platformers to narrative horror and large-scale multiplayer titles.
