The folks from Sony are up on stage this evening showcasing all sorts of Sony Entertainment products for E3. From the PS VITA, upcoming games for the PS3, and of course the PS4. We just got our first real look at the Playstation 4 hardware, which was something we've been waiting for, and now we're learning they'll have tons of unique and exclusive content too.
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‘PlayStation 4’ Stories
Sony promises exclusive content and programming for PS4 and PSN
PlayStation 4 console hardware official: lean back
This week the folks at Sony have made the console official for the PlayStation 4 – not just a box, but something a bit more sharp. This machine doesn’t take on any new specifications here at the start of the week at E3, but here with the reveal of the machine, the keynote just got a whole lot more interesting. For those of you just joining in on the PlayStation 4 journey, this is the second PlayStation 4 keynote address of the year but the first in which we’ve seen the device.
Mirror’s Edge 2 unveiled for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC
On May 30, we reported that Mirror's Edge 2, which had been long-rumored, was spotted on EA's help site briefly, only to be pulled a short while after it was spotted. That appearance all but confirmed the existence of the game, and today the official word has been given: the game exists and is destined for your preferred next-generation gaming console.
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Call of Duty Ghosts gameplay goes underwater, dog combat hits PS4, Xbox One
This week E3 has started off with an expanded look at what it'll mean to be playing the game Call of Duty: Ghosts. In the "All Access Gameplay Preview" presented by the makers of this next-generation title, users are given a look at how underwater sniper missions will look like, hunting down the enemy remotely with the all-important dog companion, and a few awe-inspiring looks at the landscape (such as that which you're seeing below this paragraph.)
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How Important Is Buying Used Games?
As I’ve said here before, I think that used games are an integral component in the value proposition presented to gamers. There are some people that don’t believe they should pay $60 for a game, and thus, wait a week or so for a game to launch and then head to a place like GameStop to buy a cheaper, used version.
I can understand where they’re coming from. Games are expensive. And with an economy that’s still not exactly recovering at the most rapid speed, spending a considerable amount of cash on a title just doesn’t make sense for some folks – especially when it comes time to pay the bills and ensure that the lights are on and food is on the table.
Diablo III headed to consoles in September: PS4 and Xbox One still possible
As Blizzard Entertainment lets it be known that their decade-long awaited title Diablo III has been optimized for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, a release date is dropped well within the ream of next-generation console detail. With September third on the books, the devil-bashing game is set to bring web-connected-only action to both consoles with whispers of a re-release for the future. Could it be that this game would continue to be released next year, as well?
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Last of Us multiplayer looks like TF2 in 200 years
As "The Last of Us" hits shelves, so too does a multiplayer gameplay demonstration take place, this environment known as Factions. What you'll be doing here is continuing the battle taken up in the original storyline presented in The Last of Us, only this time you're part of a team that's in direct combat for supplies - in one mode - with a team that's controlled by another set of real-life human beings.
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PlayStation 4 game Killzone: Shadow Fall play-while-downloading details revealed
It's no secret that PlayStation 4 games will be playable while they are still downloading, a bit of information Sony had let out not too long ago. Not much was given about the feature in terms of how it would work, and how much content users would have to pull down before they could begin playing. Now details have been revealed about the feature as it applies to the game Killzone: Shadow Fall, giving us a glimpse at how it works.
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PS4 said to demand mandatory PS Vita Remote Play [UPDATE]
We've spent a lot of time talking about the Xbox One's woes, but that doesn't mean that the PlayStation 4 doesn't have any of its own. It's said that almost all PS4 games will be required to support Remote Play on the PS Vita handheld console. Essentially, games that don't require the PS4 Eye camera will need to require Remote Play for the Vita.
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Why Won’t Sony Let Us See What the PS4 Looks Like?
The next generation of console gaming is upon us. Nintendo has already launched its Wii U, Microsoft’s Xbox One will be launching sometime later this year, and Sony has revealed several details about its PlayStation 4.
But unlike its chief competitors, Sony has decided against showing off the design of its next console. The company announced the device earlier this year, talked about its specs, but wouldn’t show what it actually looked like. And when the console was recently featured in a teaser for the upcoming E3 gaming trade show, Sony once again decided against showing off the device.
EA CTO: Xbox One and PS4 “are a generation ahead of” PCs
The new PlayStation 4 and Xbox One come with some pretty impressive hardware on the inside. So good, in fact, that Electronic Arts CTO Rajat Teneja believes that the performance and hardware in the Xbox One and PS4 "are a generation ahead of the highest end PC on the market," so not just gaming PCs in general, but the best gaming PC ever.
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Destiny live-action trailer teases Xbox One and PS4 graphics finesse
Bungies upcoming sci-fi shooter is getting teased yet again. A new live-action trailer for Destiny has been released, featuring Giancarlo Esposito, who starred in Breaking Bad and is currently starring in NBC's Revolution. The trailer involves Esposito reading Rudyard Kipling's The Second Jungle Book to his child, while Destiny CGI clips play in the background.
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