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In the latest edition of Edge magazine, creative director Neil Druckmann discusses some of the technical difficulties encountered by Naughty Dog while porting The Last of Us to PS4. Apparently the task is not as simple as it sounds, even though the Remastered Edition will be more or less the same as the PS3 version of the game. As you might imagine, the main difference will the improved graphics quality thanks to the Play Station 4’s more powerful hardware. With great graphics comes great di...

Wow. That’s the best way to sum up the new game from Lince Works. It’s a ninja-stealth game that promises the return of a long lost genre that has been replaced with Ubisoft’s Assassins. The name of the game? . Siliconera picked up the story as the Kickstarter trailer has been making the rounds. The game is designed on Unity’s 3D game engine and focuses on utilizing shadows and light as a core mechanic of gameplay. Players will be able to teleport between the darkened shadows in the envi...

Great news for Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn/PS3 owners: PS3 players will be able to upgrade the popular MMO to its PS4 version beginning April 11, three days before the official PS4 launch on April 14. More importantly, this upgrade service will be completely free for those who purchased and played the PS3 version of the game. And owners of multiple game accounts and characters will be able to transfer each one of them to the PS4 version. The transfer will actually happen automatically when ...

The Wii U has continued to mount some impressive momentum in sales following the release of . Why? Because it took the world a while but eventually people started to realize that Nintendo’s little Wii U that could isn’t all that bad. Nintendo Everything is reporting that the Media Create figures for the week ending on June 22nd have come in, and the Wii U is still riding on the sales momentum that got kickstarted into effect once Mario rolled up his sleeves and put a V10’s worth of kick-bu...

Sony Entertainment confirmed that the PlayStation 4 version of Watch Dogs will run at 1080p and 60 fps, while also adding that you will experience the game “in a way that only the PS4 can provide”. Furthermore, the company says that four exclusive missions are also being included with this version. The missions will actually be “timed exclusive”, which means that at some point they will also be available on the PC. The other exclusive PS4 content comes in the form of The White Hacker Sui...

Launching in collaboration with Treyarch and Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 and the highly anticipated zombies mode featuring a handful of Hollywood’s best and brightest, KontrolFreek has unleashed a limited edition Jugger-Nog thumbstick pack for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The pack is available right now for $17.99. According to the press release… It’s an interesting design choice and a clear deviation from the typical designs that are common with KontrolFreek’s thumbstick...

Developer Household Games has announced that their 90s cartoon-inspired brawler Way of the Passive Fist is heading to PlayStation Experience in just a few days and getting a full release next year on PS4. In a genre filled with button mashing, Way of the Passive Fist, is a brawler whose principle way of attack is through parries and dodges forcing you to remain passive aggressive and study enemy attack patterns in order to progress. You can check out the game’s reveal trailer below and bask in...

Console-war fans have a chance to go at each other again, as Ubisoft seems to be impressed with the Playstation 4, but doesn’t praise the Xbox One in the same way. In a recent interview with Playstation Blog, several members of Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs development team have praised Sony’s next-gen console, stating that the PS4 allowed them to bring their futuristic vision to life. According to Creative Director Jonathan Morin, “Creating the game on PS4 was fascinating”. “It was uncanny t...

Lots of big news happened following the public release of Ubisoft’s quarterly figures. They put them up for the world to see and the world saw. The reaction has been less than stellar for some camps, however, as Ubisoft made known their stance on the Wii U all while their numbers told a story itself regarding the desperate battle between the PS4 and Xbox One. Technically, it’s more like the Xbox One is in a desperate battle with it’s own image. The PS4 is just cleaning house and taking nam...