In case you were wondering if Sony would finally reveal the PlayStation 5 at CES 2020 while you slept the night away, good news! They didn’t! Wait that’s bad news unless you did get up at an ungodly hour, buzzing with anticipation and hype for a reveal of an angular black box that can play games. What Sony did reveal though, was the official logo for the PlayStation 5. Which you can marvel at in all of its minimalist glory below. BEHOLD!
That console you’ve got in your living room? Its more than just a gateway to new gaming experiences, online adventures and a hub for sharing content. It’s also a box that can serve a certain other need that usually revolve around a little of the ol’ five-knuckle shuffle. With consoles having a web browser, a lot of pocket pinball players opt to get their sultry kicks through that piece of hardware.
It’s very nearly the end of the year, and Sony’s very last State of Play for 2019 is about to begin. We don’t really know very much about Sony will have on offer, but they have said that you won’t see any next-gen announcements or anything involving the PlayStation 5 at all.
Back in my day it was a pair of shoes slung over a telephone line but these kids with their Fortnites and Minecrafts just don’t get it.
Along came the PlayStation, a machine which made use of cutting edge CD-ROMs to store games on and also offered crystal clear audio quality. You’d plug that wonderful grey box up to a TV, switch it on and over the course of 15 seconds you were reminded of just how powerful your new console was. That brief blurp of sound, a gentle smattering of crystals harmoniously clinking against one another and that delightful fade.
The promo has reportedly traced animation from high profile animated projects such as FLCL, Steven Universe: The Movie and several pieces developed by students of the medium
While it was always obvious that Jill Valentine’s escape from the doomed Raccoon City would be the next logical choice, there was scant proof to go around to prove that this would be the next remake caper. Until today that is, when Resident Evil 3 Remake cover art popped up on the PlayStation Network.
Today, 25 years ago, the original PlayStation was released in Japan. Yes, one of the most influential video game console in the history of the medium has been around for 25 years. I fondly remember getting my first PlayStation. My mom worked for a company that dealt a lot with importers, and she managed to nab me a North American …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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