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Sony is selling crappy versions of PlayStation Plus classics

Sony is selling crappy versions of PlayStation Plus classics

picture: Interactive entertainment from Sony As the new PlayStation Plus service Launches around the world, people have reportedly discovered a major downside to subscription classic games: Many of them use versions released in PAL regions rather than the NTSC versions that many of us are familiar with. The news first surfaced this afternoon thanks to ...

Siphon filters in the new PS Plus service have trophies

Siphon filters in the new PS Plus service have trophies

picture: Sony/Bend Studio/Kotaku Starting next month, Sony will launch its somewhat confusing tier-based PlayStation Plus service. For those who pay for the top tier, PS Plus Premium, you get access to some older PS1 games. And at least at siphon filter, You can now earn trophies while playing this 22 year old classic. I probably ...

New Xbox patent sounds cool for people who buy games on disc

New Xbox patent sounds cool for people who buy games on disc

photo: Luke Plunkett Microsoft has applied for a patent, but it’s not a perfect solution for every hassle you have with modern consoles and digital propertycan still a big step forward for anyone who has a catalog of games on disc but has bought (or is considering buying) a digital-only console. The patent, first discovered ...

The Switch lineup will completely dominate the rest of 2022

The Switch lineup will completely dominate the rest of 2022

screenshot: Nintendo Following late yesterday from redfall and starfield, Microsoft’s two big blockbusters for the year, the release list for the second half of 2022 seems particularly sparse. Pop Quiz: Have you paid attention to the Switch? Continue reading: So much for video game release dates As my colleague Ethan Gach already pointed out in ...