It’s going to be a long wait until Final Fantasy 16 is ready for release then, isn’t it? Maybe not!

After a delay or two pushed the game back to a vague Q4 2020 release window, we now know exactly when John Romero’s latest project will hit our machines. Probably with a sock filled with coins.

Online retailer Raru has listed prices for the console, and while I’m still checking to see if these are palceholder figures, the good news is that the next generation of Sony consoles won’t break your budget too much.

Sony has officially confirmed the US pricing for the PlayStation 5, it’s next-generation console. The PlayStation 5 will cost $499. The PlayStation 5 Digital Edition will cost $399. Both consoles will launch on November 12 in the US, Japan, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Canada. A global rollout will follow on November 19. Last Updated: September 16, 2020

It’s finally time. What has been the most arduous waiting game in next-generation console history might finally change tonight with the latest PlayStation 5 Showcase from Sony. We’ll be live-blogging the event, which will run for around 40 minutes and is likely to include a new look at previously announced games, possibly a few surprises and the news that everyone is waiting for: A price and a release date for the PS5.

Spoiler: It probably won't be cheap but dammit I need something to play next-gen Knack on.

For every ten game delays, there’s that one company that just wants to punt their product out the door and watch it fly.

It’s been a big couple of days for Xbox lately. First, the Xbox Series S was finally revealed, with a decent price to boot! If you’re in the US of A, the console will set you back $299, while locally it can be had for R6,999. What of the big brother console though? The big booty daddy Xbox Series X? …