I don’t think there’s anyone that couldn’t have seen this coming, and a small part of me had kind of assumed it already had, but PlayStation has now officially pulled the plug on Destruction AllStars, its ill-fated car combat game
Fashion retailer, Zara, has been collaborating with PlayStation at least as far back as 2020 with the launch of a pair of (fairly ugly) high-top sneakers, and it’s been dropping new bits of nerdy PS-branded gear since. Last year, for
PlayStation has announced its line-up of three monthly titles included as part of all PlayStation Plus subscriptions for the month of June 2026. The titles, which can be claimed starting from Tuesday, June 2 and until Monday, July 6, are Grounded Fully Yoked Edition, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 and Warhammer
PlayStation has lifted the lid on its long-awaited 2026 edition of Days of Play, a yearly run of promotions across the PlayStation gaming ecosystem. This year’s activity seems a little lighter than usual, at least in what’s been announced so
Well, this is interesting. Among a fresh batch of video game classification decisions made by the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea, shared via Gematsu, a surprise new LEGO video game has seemingly been outed, and it’s not what
Epic Games‘ successor to Unreal Engine 5, the engine that currently powers an unfathomable number of modern 3D video games, has officially been revealed thanks to an announcement during this year’s Rocket League Championship Series. And given the time and
Update: PlayStation Australia has confirmed to covergeek that all tiers of PlayStation Plus have seen price increases for new and lapsed subscribers. The new pricing is as follows: PlayStation Plus Essential PlayStation Plus Extra PlayStation Plus Deluxe PlayStation has announced
PlayStation has announced the date for its next State of Play presentation, promising more than 60 minutes of updates, announcements, and gameplay reveals from “top studios around the world,” and it’s happening on June 2 / June 3 (AEST), 2026.
