Many gamers have been asking for a God of War remake and Santa Monica Studio have not yet announced anything, but TeaserPlay wanted to show fans what it could look like on the PS5 with full ray tracing. It was first released on the PlayStation 2 during March 2005, and despite being the first installment in the God of War series, the game is actually third chronologically
West Coast Customs built a PS5 gaming van, while inventor Matthew Perks decided to create the world’s first PlayStation 5 Tablet Edition. Why? He wasn’t satisfied with the PlayStation Portal, which can only stream games from the actual console, so he took apart the newer slim model and went to work.
Ubisofts Sands of Time remake may still be a few years away, but fans of the series can download the Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown demo right now on both PC and consoles ahead of its January 18 release. It includes carefully selected sections from the game, with early unlocks of time powers and amulets.
RavenwestR1 has faithfully recreated the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer in GTA V including all of the faux social media accounts posting bizarre scenes. It makes use of NaturalVision Evolved (NVE), which is essentially a graphics mod for Grand Theft Auto V that vastly improves the game’s visual effects.
GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition mobile is free to play for all Netflix subscribers, but how does it stack up to the console versions? Digital Foundry took a deep dive into both and the first thing they realized was that the iOS versions have a bluish-green tint.
Sony’s PlayStation 5 Slim Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Bundle can still be picked up for $499 shipped ahead of the after Christmas sales, originally $559.99. It now comes with an ultra high-speed 1TB SSD while being 30% smaller than its predecessor. Product page.
You’ve seen the functional glass Sony PlayStation 1, now check out this fan-made LEGO Ideas PlayStation One console, which still needs over 7,000 votes to become a real set. It would consist of a highly-detailed console, one controller, two memory cards, and a game disc, although this may change should it move on to the next round.
Photo credit: Seungjae Lee
Analysts claim that Sony is currently working on a PlayStation 5 Pro model that will most likely launch alongside the disc-less Xbox Series X next year. Industrial designer Seungjae Lee shows us his vision of what he thinks the console will look like, and it oddly resembles a Keurig coffee maker, complete with detachable controllers.