As one of the first PlayStation 4 exclusive launch-titles, and the only first-person shooter on that short list, Killzone: Shadow Fall had some high expectations to live up to. What we saw in previous installments of this series was a gritty bit of darkness, all-out war and killing with only the lights of the enemy’s […]
If you’ve got a PlayStation 4 and have been following the story with live streaming with Twitch, you may already know the odd result of allowing the console’s “The Playroom” app through the gate. What you’ll see here is a barrage of users streaming the “game” trough Twitch with content both gaming-related and not, prompting […]
With every launch on a scale as massive as a gaming console like the Xbox One, launch woes are bound to happen. With the PlayStation 4, a set of odds and ends appeared in the “broken” category centering on what was nick-named the “Blue Light of Death”. Here with the Xbox One, we could just […]
There’s at least one “Blue Light of Death” out there this month with the release of the PlayStation 4, and today Sony appears to be addressing it for the second time in a week. This issue is apparently not as centralized on one particular issue as it seems – instead Sony suggests that there are […]
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The original black OUYA game console has been out on the market since earlier this year, and here in the Autumn of 2013, the team has released a white edition with double the internal storage space. This machine works with the same hardware besides – Android inside, a wireless controller for games, and a box […]
If you start counting from the Magnavox Odyssey, we’ve been playing console games for seven generations now. Yes, it’s crazy to think of, but it’s even more alarming to realize that the industry has been in an all-out “war” since generation three. For better or worse, competition became a part of the hardware cycle. The players (you know, Sega, Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft) have changed several times through the years, but until recently, the game hasn’t — the console wars were fought over who had more bits, what had the most RAM and how fast a machine could render frames. Now, as we kick off generation eight, we’re seeing a very different kind of contest.
We’re not saying that hardware specifications don’t matter — they absolutely do — but this time, the two leading armies are packing painfully similar heat. On paper, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 really aren’t that different. So, what’s going to win the war? Software, services and brand.
One day into the PlayStation 4′s (hopefully long and fruitful) life as Sony’s next-gen gaming console, reports of faulty systems are starting to pour in. Mashable has tabulated a slew of negative reviews pertaining to the basic hardware. Namely, there is a pulsing blue light on some consoles, and some aren’t even sending a signal […]
The PS4 has landed and it’s great
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