The next iteration of the PlayStation 4, which was speculated about after GDC, is all but confirmed at this point. Giant Bomb received information from a variety of sources earlier this week that the new console, currently codenamed "NEO," will not only offer some hardware upgrades to allow games access to higher graphical fidelity, but that it could also change the way local co-op works.
Sony closed out Day 0 of E3 with a strong presentation of what's to come on the PlayStation 4 and Vita. With a mix of leaks we already knew about, and a few pleasant surprises, the co-op content delighted and brought a smile to our faces. Opening with Destiny, we found out more about the playable Guardians and how they are cho...
Welcome to Beyond Co-Op, the weekly glance at the gaming industry's none co-op shenanigans. This week saw a launch of some console or other, a thief steals our QTEs and Nintendo venture into the mobile phone market.
November, is such a gentle and pleasant month. What, the PlayStation 4 is being launched on the 15th November, why did no one tell me?!? Aggghhhhhhh, I need information on exactly what technical specifications the console will have. Thankfully, Sony have catered for my every need in this new video.
Sony have announced a release date for the PlayStation 4. The system will launch in North America on November 15th for $399.99, November 29th in Europe for €399 and £349 in the UK.
By now, the hype train surrounding Bungie's next IP Destiny is in full effect. News has been trickling in over the last few months since the epic project has been released, but we were treated to the biggest reveal at E3. During the Playstation Conference on the first day of E3 this year, a rather long segment was revealed for Destiny using the Playstation 4. Our own Jason Love covered the trailer in-depth yesterday. The trailer was nothing short of amazing for the cooperative crowd - featuring an over twelve minutes of action-packed gameplay.
