‘Borderlands 3’ crossplay is here (but not on PlayStation consoles)

It may make people angry every time it comes up, but it seems that a lot of people had been waiting for the return of ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ to the digital PlayStation Store, because it outsold both ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ and ‘Minecraft’ in June, and was the best selling digital PS4 game for the entire month.

Gran Turismo 7 appeared on the Experience PlayStation website, despite not yet being announced.As reported by Eurogamer, fans that were on the Experience PlayStation website this morning (July 12) were able to attempt to redeem a beta-test code for Gran Turismo 7.By clicking through “Related Campaigns” and then “Italia Quest”, and watching 10 seconds of the embedded trailer, the option to redeem a beta code was made available.It is likely the page was not yet intended to be made public, as the

Space Punks is a new co-op loot and shooter that takes clear inspiration from the likes of Borderlands and Helldivers – and it’s coming to PC soon.Developer Flying Wild Hog has revealed its next game, Space Punks, will be heading to the Epic Store for Early Access later this month.

Sony has released a brand new PlayStation 5 software update which improves system performance, but that’s about it.Version 21.01-03.21.00, which is currently available to install, only makes improvements to the PS5’s system however the patch notes don’t detail anything else.According to the console’s download details, there’s nothing more to add there, either.The previous PlayStation 5 update, which released in June, also made changes to the DualSense wireless controller and improved performance

PlayStation’s answer to Game Pass has been slowly improving over the years.

Space Punks is a top-down looter shooter going into early access on July 14 and an open beta this winter on PC.Developed by Flying Wild Hog and the first game published by Jagex Partners, Space Punks is a co-op action RPG and isometric looter-shooter.

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As is the standard for the end of the month, Sony has detailed the games that will be joining PlayStation Plus in the coming days, and it’s another pretty decent month, with one PlayStation 5 game, and two games for PS4 that are playable on PS5 via backwards compatibility.

PlayStation Plus additions have been announced and will feature Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, A Plague Tale: Innocence and WWE 2K Battlegrounds.The upcoming games will join the service next Tuesday (July 6) and will be available to anyone who subscribes to the PlayStation Plus service.While Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and WWE 2K Battlegrounds will both be available on PS4, A Plague Tale: Innocence will only be available on PS5 versions.The announcement blog notes that when A Plague Tale: Innocence

Neon Doctrine, took to Twitter to vent anger at Sony, who appears to charge at least £18,000 ($25,000) for visibility on the PlayStation Store.Garner never explicitly states that Sony is the target of his tweets, instead referring to “Platform X”, which is the “operator of a very successful console and does not have Game Pass”.

Sony has announced that Housemarque, the developer behind PS5 exclusive Returnal, is now officially part of the Playstation Studios family.Sony outlined the move earlier today in a blog post by Hermen Hulst, the head of PlayStation Studios.Housemarque’s previous work includes the aforementioned third-person action-adventure roguelike Returnal, twin-stick shooter Dead Nation and the side-scrolling PS4 shooter Matterfall.

Dragon Age 4 alpha file may have been leaked on the PlayStation Store database.As reported in GamesRadar, a Twitter account called PlayStation Games Size, known to uncover listings for PlayStation related content has found a file relating to Dragon Age 4.The tweet claims that an alpha version of the Dragon Age sequel will be present during the next EA Play Event scheduled for July 22.

PlayStation 5 consoles in order to achieve high sales.As reported by GamingBible, Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida confirmed in a recent Sony Group shareholder meeting that the company will be accelerating the supply of PS5 units in the next fiscal year.According to the original Jiji report (translated on ResetEra), Yoshida explains that speeding up production will allow Sony to achieve sales of “more than 22.6 million units per year” the largest in the history of PlayStation.The post also shared an

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It must feel like the first good news that developer CD Projekt RED has been able to deliver in quite some time, but maybe this is a sign that things are starting to look up for the Polish developer, as ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ is finally back on the PlayStation store.

Sony has confirmed the most played games across its PlayStation Now streaming service for Spring 2021. As confirmed via Sony Interactive Entertainment senior manager of games services content Adam Michel (via the PlayStation blog), data was calculated from March 1, 2021 to June 1, 2021 to reveal which games received the most activity during this period.It should be noted that the cloud gaming subscription service is available across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC, with the console and PC

A Plague Tale: Innocence, according to the leaker who predicted its sequel.As spotted by VGC, the leak comes from Resetera forum user, Deluxera, who has claimed that the title will be making its way to the PlayStation subscription service next month.Earlier this month (June 11) Deluxera originally leaked that the sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence, A Plague Tale: Requiem, was going to be revealed during the E3 2021 Xbox and Bethesda showcase.The leak was later confirmed during the showcase, and

Sony has now sold 9 million PlayStation 5 consoles – that’s several million more than Microsoft’s Xbox Series X/S.According to a report from VGChartz, the PS5 has sold an estimated 9 million units since its official launch on November 12, 2020.That’s almost as much as the entire lifetime sales of the Sega Dreamcast (9.13 million units) in just 8 months.Microsoft’s Xbox Series X/S isn’t doing quite so well, shifting just 5.33 million units since its launch on November 10, 2020.Despite these

Cyberpunk 2077 has returned to sale on the PlayStation store as of today (June 21) after being delisted by Sony.However, CD Projekt RED recommends players should only buy it on PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation 5.Cyberpunk 2077 is currently on sale at £39.99/$49.99 on the PlayStation Store, though a notice on its page still warns about performance issues.#Cyberpunk2077 is now back on the PlayStation Store.You can play the game on PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation 5.

removed the game from the store in December 2020 following widespread complaints about glitches.The controversial video game was plagued by constant crashes and disastrous bugs — vehicles disappeared and characters were trapped in looping animations. An online form was also set up for players to claim refunds for the game.The game’s developer, CD Projekt Red, spent months following the game’s release apologizing to players who experienced technical issues, promising many fixes.