PlayStation revealed on March 29 its new PS Plus subscription program, which was nicknamed Spartacus through rumors, and now that the cat is out of the bag, Jim Ryan gave several interviews, where he ...
There have been plenty of clues pointing to a PlayStation 2 port of Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, but now I have an official confirmation. Earlier today, I spoke with John Koller, Senior Marketing ...
The PlayStation platforms were the place to be for rhythm-based games throughout the 2000s. If you wanted Parappa the Rapper ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. According to the latest issue of Famitsu, Capcom is developing two new Monster Hunter games: Monster Hunter Portable for the PSP and Monster Hunter 2 ...
Recently we had a chance to fire off a few questions to Melbourne House - an Australian based developer who are responsible for the PS2 and PSP releases of the latest in the Test Drive series, Test ...
It is already a decade since Sony last released its most iconic handheld gaming console, the PSP, and while retro gaming has re-popularized the device, there are still many mods that bring more ...
This week began with widespread rumors that Sony was planning a major announcement on Tuesday. Many believed the news would be the long-awaited PlayStation 3 price drop which analysts had been ...
Confirming recent rumors, Konami today announced that a PlayStation 2 version of the former PSP-exclusive Silent Hill Origins is in development. Released on PSP last fall, Silent Hill Origins details ...
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PS Plus Premium October 2025 Classic Game Possibly Leaked
A PS Plus Premium classic game, possibly out in October 2025, has been leaked via a trophy list that appeared on Sony‘s servers. PS4 trophies for 2007’s Tomb Raider: Anniversary were picked up by a ...
Sony's announced the closure of online servers for eight SOCOM titles, from the original SOCOM: US Navy Seals on PS2 to SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike on PSP. The servers will come to a halt ...
One of the biggest complaints about the PSP has been, and forever will be, the lack of a second analog nub. A platform supported extensively by ports of its bigger brother, the PSP has had a tough ...
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