Playground is not trying to "ape" anything that Lionhead did, game director Ralph Fulton said in an interview. Instead, the ...

The Fighting Force Collection is launching for PS5 & PS4 on January 23, bringing with it two classic PS1-era brawlers.

Limited Run Games and Sony partner Implicit Conversions are bringing another pair of PS1 action games to PS5 and PS4.

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A PS4 game from 2016 is now free for PS5 and PS5 Pro users. This week, the PS4 title got a rather unexpected PS5 version. And the release is unexpected because not only has the developer of the game ...

Game Scoop! 829: Our Favorite PS4 & Xbox One Games Welcome back to IGN Game Scoop!, the ONLY video game podcast! This week your Omega Cops -- Daemon Hatfield, Sam Claiborn, Justin Davis, and Nick ...

Keychains depicting popular PlayStation games from the PS3 and PS4 era will appear in Bandai Namco Gashapon machines in late October 2025. Each attempt will cost 300 JPY (around $2). As the company ...

The PlayStation 4 was released nearly 13 years ago. In the world of video games, it is a dinosaur. And yet, in 2025, during Summer Game Fest’s many shows and directs, new PS4 games were being ...

A popular PS4 game is being removed from the PlayStation Store and shut down. The good news is a PS5 version of the game is being released in its place, which means this is actually good news for ...

Before the release of the PlayStation 5, the PS4 was one of the top dogs in the gaming world. To this day, it remains in the Top 5 best-selling video game consoles of all time. While consoles may have ...

Valentine’s Day can be a tricky holiday of the year. For some, it might be a wonderful time with a new or long-loved partner. For others, though, it might be a reminder of being single and thriving.

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