The PlayStation category offers exhaustive content on Sony's flagship console platform, covering a broad range of topics from hardware releases to software updates. Whether you are an enthusiast of the classic PlayStation models or the latest PlayStation 5, this section aims to be your definitive source for news, reviews, and in-depth analysis. Readers will find comprehensive guides on system specifications, gaming libraries, accessories, and also comparisons with other gaming platforms.
Activision confirms that the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 re-releases for PS4 and PS5 are merely ports, not remasters, set to arrive in July. Developed by Treyarch and ported by Iron Galaxy, these versions include Campaign, Zombies, and Multiplayer modes but lack native PS5 optimization. Players are advised to temper expectations due to potential multiplayer issues stemming from outdated server infrastructure, which may lead to hacked lobbies, a common problem in the original PS3 releases.
PlayStation is reportedly pulling out of PC ports for single-player games, citing inconsistent releases and lack of revenue, as stated by Herman Hulst. This move means upcoming titles like Marvel's Wolverine will be exclusive to PS5. The decision does not affect live-service games, which will continue on PC.
Discover how the new Summon System in Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok revolutionizes gameplay with over 100 summons. Launching July 9, this expansion promises to elevate the Action RPG experience. With summons, chaos difficulty, and more, Endless Ragnarok is set to delight both veterans and new players.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 are making a return to gaming via new ports developed by Iron Galaxy, set to launch on PlayStation platforms in July. These ports will include the full package: Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies. The exact PlayStation platforms are yet to be confirmed, with potential for PS4 and backwards compatibility on PS5.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 incorporates another cinematic costume, bridging the gap between the movie and game universes. This addition enriches the game's vast costume collection, offering players more variety. The move highlights Insomniac Games' commitment to fan service.
Modern Warfare 4 brings back the beloved campaign early access feature, offering pre-order customers a one-week head start from October 16th before the full game launches on October 23rd. Set on the Korean Peninsula, the campaign follows the aftermath of Modern Warfare 3, with the return of fan favorites Captain Price and Ghost. This strategic move aims to boost campaign engagement, historically plagued by low completion rates in the Call of Duty series.
Get ready for more chilling experiences as The Obsessive Shadow Chapter 2 announces its upcoming release on PC VR, PlayStation VR2, and Meta Quest. Building upon the survival horror foundations of its predecessor, this new chapter promises to intensify the frights with enhanced VR capabilities. Players can expect a deeper dive into psychological terror across next-gen VR platforms.
This month's PlayStation Plus Game Catalog update brings three highly anticipated titles to subscribers: Final Fantasy XVI, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and Blades of Fire. These additions offer a diverse mix of RPG depth, historical realism, and action-packed combat. Subscribers can access these games as part of their membership starting this month.
PlayStation Plus subscribers in the US, UK, and Japan experience a staggered game release this June, contrasting with the global June 16 availability for all other regions. Headlining the June 2026 Game Catalog are Square Enix's Final Fantasy 16 and Warhorse Studios' Kingdom Come: Deliverance, offering diverse RPG experiences. The lineup also includes Gitaroo Man on PS4 and PS5 for the first time with a Premium subscription.
Sony announces its PlayStation Plus Extra June 2026 catalog, featuring Final Fantasy 16 alongside Kingdom Come: Deliverance and more, set to arrive on June 16. Final Fantasy 16 brings action-focused real-time combat to the franchise, receiving an 87/100 score on Metacritic and OpenCritic, despite narrative criticisms. This addition enhances the catalog's appeal, especially for action RPG fans.
