With the likes of Universal, Warner Bros., Disney, and Paramount delaying nearly all their big releases due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Sony was the last major Hollywood studio that still had any entries listed for the 2020 summer blockbuster season. And now that domino has fallen as well.
Sony doesn't just want to ake loading screens a feature of the past with the PS5, it wants to get you playing the parts of a game that matter to you quicker and smoother than ever when it unleashes its new console.
“For Lord’s sake!” Nintendo cries. “We gave you two whole Mario Makers, stop using Dreams!”
Silent Hill as a PS5 exclusive? Sorry to burst your bubble, but that ain't happening.
You’re home, you’re not allowed outside and you’ve got a backlog to catch up on while the Coronavirus dies a slow death outside due to quarantine procedures. Fortunately, video games are more than capable of scratching an itch to keep your mind occupied. Double-unfortunately, you’re going to need to find something else to do while said game downloads, because Sony is looking to preserve Europe’s Internet system by slowing down the rate at which the latest titles are downloaded.
With a three week lockdown in effect soon, that means that April’s heaviest hitters won’t be changing hands over a store counter. Well, unless you’re prepared to risk your health on Thursday just so that you can break a street date. In an email sent out from BT Games, the local video game supply chain has confirmed that Resident Evil 3 and Persona 5 Royal and the LEGO Marvel Collection will be sold on Thursday March 26.
The PlayStation 5 may be kicking off a new console generation with less than a hundred backwards compatible legacy games, but that library will increase exponentially in the months to come after launch.
Thanks to the billions of highly advanced nanites coursing through his veins, Bloodshot, the Valiant comic book character, has incredible resiliency. He’s able to shrug off the most ridiculous damage and keep going. And I guess Sony is hoping that also holds true for their movie adaptation as well. The Vin Diesel-led superhero blockbuster opened in cinemas in the US …
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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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