Somehow, content for The Last of Us Part II has leaked online, spoiling massive story-pivotal sections of the game.

Looks like Sony will be doing 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and running 10km a day as they get ready to make a One-Punch Man live-action feature film!

As expected would eventually happen, Sony has delayed Venom 2 to 2021 due to the Coronavirus lockdown. However, when it releases, it won't be called Venom 2!

Sony has submitted a patent for a little robot friend who’ll mech your life great again.

Some kind of error apparently caused the online retailer to incorrectly categorise PS4 exclusive games as coming to PC and it’s clearly a big ol’ mistake.

When it does release, Sony will aim to have make 5 to 6 million units of the PS5 in the fiscal year ending March 2021, down from the PS4 which numbered 7.5 million units during the first two quarters that it was sold from November 2013. With a reported price tag of between $499 to $549, that makes for a luxury item that few can afford.

A proper look at the PlayStation 5 has yet to arrive, but here’s something else with which to stoke the fires of technolust in your soul: A true reveal of the controller that’ll accompany every console.

The Last of Us Part II may be a no-show for the forseeable future, but that doesn’t mean that the 2020 gaming year is cancelled! Far from it in fact, as indie games are stepping up to fill that void. With most consumers totally fine with owning a digital version of a game provided that it doesn’t break the piggy bank, indie games are your best bet right now for consistent gaming entertainment that does a little out of the box thinking.