Sony confirms it's bringing the beefier account security system to PlayStation Network.
It's Grand Theft Auto 5, Sonic, Persona 4, and more in this week's deals on PlayStation platforms.
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Routine maintenance will also see Sony deploy some "improvements" to the PSN.
PS4 was the most popular console of choice for The Division players.
Stranger of Sword City does much to stand out from the herd, but it might not be for the better.
Lots and lots of Lego games and movies are on sale this week across PS4, PS3, and PlayStation Vita; see all the deals here.
It's all Lego, all week in this week's deals on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and Vita.
If it’s high-quality arcade-style action you want, Dariusburst Chronicle Saviours has you covered.
Sony announced a new PlayStation Now subscription option. Starting December 8, you'll be able to buy a 12-month, all-you-can-play subscription to the streaming service for $100.
Sony exec Shuhei Yoshida confirms that the PlayStation 4 gameplay streaming service set to expand to PC and Mac.
The combination of a flawed rhythm game and a disappointing narrative make Persona 4 Dancing All Night an underwhelming experience.
Though Ultra Despair Girls' action components stumble at points, the superb narrative and character development make the rest of the game a riveting experience.
PONCHO is an inventive 2D platformer that allows you to hop between layers in a third dimension.
Lost Dimension successfully blends challenging tactical combat with unique judgment sequences that force you to eliminate various party members.
Not A Hero's inviting pixel art and fast-paced shooting are shaping up to make it one of the most frenetically fun indie games of the year.
Games division records operating profit of $404m; Nearly 15m PS4s sold in past 12 months; PS Vita sales continue decline.
PS4 2.5 and PS Vita 3.5 firmware updates are both rolling out today.
OlliOlli2 adds few changes to the original game's formula, but "more of the same" is enough to make this excellent sequel a consistent joy.
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