It’s been a little while since we’ve seen much regarding OlliOlli2 for the PS4/Vita, but Roll7 has blown the doors off of their tricky skating sequel with a new trailer, beta screens and details.
Ready to play a little cops and robbers, Battlefield style?
Right on schedule, Sony has revealed the next set of six free PlayStation Plus games for February 2015.
Tripwire Interactive has unleashed a new set of quite disgusting looking (in a good way) Killing Floor 2 screens.
With the release of Dying Light, Grim Fandango Remastered, the first episode of Life is Strange, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 for the Vita and more, there’s a solid week of PS Store content.
Zen Studios’ 2D tower-defense, brawling, castle constructor/crumbler leaps onto current gen consoles with everything it’s got.
Yet another game where you have to play as England’s longest-reigning monarch, blasting her way out of a Martian labor colony.
New game details, media and information for Koei Tecmo’s vastly expanded and enhanced version of their popular demon hunting game.
Trials Fusion is finally getting that online multiplayer update that Ubisoft and RedLynx promised long ago… along with the fourth DLC pack.
With a little less than a month before its big PS4 launch, Sony and Ready At Dawn release a gorgeous new story/gameplay trailer for The Order: 1886.
The long awaited console version of Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls Online finally has a release date and new game details.
Now we’re talking. After a couple of quiet post-holiday PS Store updates, now we have a few bigger releases hitting various PlayStation platforms again.
The first big Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare expansion is coming in just about a week, so Activision decided it was a great time to show off some more of the exo zombie gameplay action.
To make up for that little Lizard Squad-induced PSN service outage around the holidays, Sony is giving all members 10% off this weekend and more.
As we probably all expected, a Borderlands compilation is indeed headed to next gen consoles early this year.
Citizens of Earth is a proper throwback to the stranger RPG’s of yesteryear.
In which the Saints Row franchise literally and figuratively goes to Hell.
