At the Tokyo Game Show, happening now, Sony just took the wraps off of a brand new version of the PlayStation 3 that’s smaller, lighter — and costs more.
E3 2012: The Last of Us
The game developer that brought you the Uncharted series had a great showing at E3 with its latest title: The Last of Us. This post-apocalyptic story of survival features incredible A.I. and brutal, realistic gun play and hand-to-hand smackdowns.
E3 2012: PlayStation
Sony hauled out the big guns for its moment in the E3 spotlight, including major new IP (Beyond! The Last of Us!) and the latest titles from favorite franchises like God of War. They also had some surprising announcements.
PlayStation All-Stars to Battle Each Other
I’ve never gotten into fighting games. I get the appeal, it’s just not for me. I like some story meat on my games’ bones. But to each his own. For those who love a good brawl, Sony is prepping a scratch for that itch, starring many of your favorite PlayStation game characters.
Breathtaking ‘Journey’ Fan Art
In case you’ve been living on another planet: The game of the moment is PS3-exclusive Journey, thatgamecompany’s eerily beautiful adventure that’s captivating players everywhere. Some fans are so inspired, they’re committing art. Check out these 10 pieces of incredible Journey fan art.
Gaming Anatomy
What if your favorite gaming gadgets were living, biological things? That’s the question illustrator Mads Peitersen answers with the paintings seen here.
PlayStation Home Getting Major Redesign
When I heard the news that Sony is redesigning PlayStation Home from the ground-up, my first thought (like probably many of yours) was… People actually play that? Sony must feel the same, because this overhaul is bringing some significant upgrades that all kinds of gamers will appreciate.
What Do You Think of DLC Subscriptions?
Love it or hate it, DLC is the new normal in the world of video games. You pay $50-$60 for your boxed game disc, and then the publisher expects you to shell out around $10 (or more) extra to download additional multiplayer maps or entire episodes of solo play. But is it fair?
Sony Launches Its First “Only On PSN” Game Program
Looks like PlayStation Network is finally ready to compete with Xbox Live for real. Sony just announced a month-long “Only On PSN” initiative. Tell me if this sounds familiar: a selection of premium download-only titles, with new releases coming out every week over the next month. Details inside.