Arkane studio’s Groundhog Day assassin-em-up looks to be launching fairly soon, adding what could be another great title to the PlayStation 5’s library.

A sluggish collection of games that doesn’t exactly have a user-friendly interface or features in comparison to Microsoft’s offerings on the digital retail side, that archaic console café is about to get a big upgrade.

PlayStation has decided to slap a boatload of developing countries (and a few Vikings), with a price increase on the eve of the next-gen through its PlayStation Store online store, and yes, we’re also on the list.

One of the things that makes Steam such a nice place to buy games is its very generous refund policy. If you’ve bought a game, given it a bit of a while and not enjoyed it at all, you can request a full refund – provided you do so within fourteen days and haven’t played said game for more than two hours. If the game is a broken mess, you can get a refund outside of those terms. It’s really quite consumer friendly, and a far cry from the sort of refund policies you’d find on PlayStation. Thankfully that’s changing

This year's PlayStation PLAY promo features N++, Journey, Galak-Z and Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture. Buy two of em, and get a 10% discount code.

With a whole bunch of awesome games at dirt cheap prices, it will be hard to avoid a PlayStation backlog.

Sony's revealed the most popular games downloaded across all of its platforms for May.

Sony's set to renovate the Playstation Store. Hopefully it means content wont be buried under a maelstrom of menus.